creativity from interaction --> accominotti, 2009

Question 1

innovation

Answer 1

input stage
a great idea brought into a relevant market

Question 2

creativity

Answer 2

output stage
what you use, resource

Question 3

creativity vs innovatio

Answer 3

creativity goes in
innovation comes out

Question 4

innovation & categories

Answer 4

radical innovation create new categories

cross-overs: recombining categories important source of innovation

innovative products/producers difficult to categorise

Question 5

benefits of groups

Answer 5

Getting information on innovations performed by others

Highly competitive → pressure to do better

Participating in exhibitions/activities

Perception benefit: enjoying reputation of the group

BUT you’re just part of the group and not part of the innovators

Question 6

individual creativity is not fixed

Answer 6

depends on interactions with artists

common membership in artistic movement

Question 7

interaction

Answer 7

matters when explaining observed patterns of individual innovation

Question 8

movements

Answer 8

account for drop of peak age creativitu over the generations of modern french painters

• competition

Question 9

early bloomers

Answer 9

owning career to their involvement in artistic movements

Question 10

late bloomers

Answer 10

do not own career to their involvement in artistic movements