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Selecting for Creativity and Innovation Potential: Implications for Practice in Healthcare Education
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Direct linkPatterson, Fiona; Zibarras, Lara Dawn – Advances in Health Sciences Education, 2017
The ability to innovate is an important requirement in many organisations. Despite this pressing need, few selection systems in healthcare focus on identifying the potential for creativity and innovation and so this area has been vastly under-researched. As a first step towards understanding how we might select for creativity and innovation, this…
Descriptors: Creativity, Innovation, Foreign Countries, Physicians
Download full textMalik, Har G. S. – 1970
The hypotheses tested that (1) anxiety and (2) extraversion (exvia) would be negatively related to career making ability. Variables defined as contributing to anxiety included ego weakness, excitability, low superego strength, threat sensitivity and high ergic tension. Extraversion was considered the "general tendency to social interaction" with…
Descriptors: Anxiety, Career Choice, Career Development, Career Planning
