Titlebook: Creativity and Innovation; Cognitive, Social, a Simona Doboli,Jared B. Kenworthy,Paul B. Paulus Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Theoretical Models of the Cognitive, Social, and Motivational Processes in Group Idea Generation,y. In this chapter, we will summarize the major models and their implications. The cognitive information processing model of Brown and Paulus (2002) was the first to deal with the complexity of the cognitive and social factors involved in group creativity. We present different variants of this model

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Intergroup and Network Creativity, and faultlines can limit the motivation to tap ideas from other groups. We discuss the factors that can facilitate intergroup exchange and the role of network characteristics and brokers or boundary spanners. The results of a research project on intergroup creativity are presented, and we outline a

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Computational Assessment of Semantic Novelty in Texts,n assign a novelty to each idea based on its relative perceived frequency. This chapter investigates computational methods to detect novel ideas that could either augment or replace expert assessment. Our goal is to find a computational method that assesses novelty of ideas in text form in a similar

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Emergence and Diffusion of Novel Associative Ideas in a Multi-Agent Network Model of Implicit Learntworks is a major mechanism for building this repertoire. From Granovetter’s discovery of the importance of weak ties to recent studies confirming the significance of strong ones, the ability of individuals to acquire information has been shown to depend strongly on their connectivity to others. Ano

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