Book Chapter10.1093/oso/9780197747537.003.0021
Conclusion
R. Keith Sawyer,Danah Henriksen +1 more
- 31 Dec 2023
- pp 441-448
TL;DR: The book concludes by discussing new research topics and advocating for a sociocultural and interdisciplinary approach to research.
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Abstract: Abstract This chapter provides a brief summary of the book. The chapter begins by discussing new phenomena that warrant more research, such as remixes, social innovation, and internet-enabled creativity. Other possible research topics for the future include including creativity assessment, self-beliefs and well being, cultural differences, technology, and artificial intelligence.. The chapter concludes by advocating for a sociocultural and interdisciplinary approach to research—an approach that brings together psychologists who study individuals, as well as researchers who study groups and organizations using a sociocultural approach, including sociologists, anthropologists, economists, historians, and business organization scholars.
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