Inclusive design considers the needs and capabilities of the whole population to decrease
the actual or perceived mismatch between the user and the design object. We review the …

Abstract The “Bamboo Ceiling” refers to the perplexing phenomenon that, despite the
educational and economic achievements of East Asians (eg, ethnic Chinese, Koreans) in …

Based on meta-analyses, intervention studies, and investigations outside of the creativity
literature, this paper makes seven evidence-informed propositions about the relationships …

Prior research suggests that the broader social environment in which employees develop,
refine, and share their ideas is crucial in promoting creativity. But employees might not …

Research on impressions of creative people has focused on explicit assessments of others
with little emphasis on implicit person perception. We integrate growing research on …

Understanding the factors that hinder support for creative ideas is important because
creative ideas fuel innovation—a goal prioritized across the arts, sciences and business …

Novelty recognition is one of the most important processes in the journey of an idea from
generation to implementation. Scholars have recently highlighted that social networks …

As the prominence and expressed need for creativity grows across multiple facets of society,
so too do interests in understanding and enabling individuals' own creative potential. These …

Purpose This study aims to investigate the influence of different virtual fashion styles on
attitude and satisfaction within virtual reality (VR) tourism experiences. The investigation …

We present a novel business case for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) by showing that
DEI representations in advertisements have important, and yet unestablished, implications …