International Creativity and Intelligence is the premier interdisciplinary forum for the presentation of new advances and research
results in the fields of Psychological and Behavioral Sciences.
Today more than ever before it is extremely important to stay abreast of the changing landscapes of the Psychological and Behavioral
Sciences world. The multidisciplinary focus of this event aims to bring together presenters and attendees from different fields with
expertise in various areas of Psychological and Behavioral Sciences, providing an excellent opportunity to participate in the international
exchange of ideas, current strategies, concepts and best practices, collaborations, and cooperation, offering a broader perspective and
more enriching experience.
The program includes time allocated for networking, peer-to-peer discussions, and exploring the host city.
We invite the participation of leading academic scientists, researchers and scholars in the domain of interest from around the world to
submit original research contributions relating to all aspects of:
Definition of creativity and intelligence
Aspects of creativity and relation between intelligence
History of the concepts
Ancient views
The Enlightenment and after
Twentieth century to the present day
Four C model
Theories of creative processes
Incubation
Convergent and divergent thinking
Creative cognition approach
The Explicit – Implicit Interaction (EII) theory
Conceptual blending
Honing theory
Everyday imaginative thought
Assessing individual creative ability
Creativity quotient
Psychometric approach
Social-personality approach
Creativity and Intelligence
Creativity as a Subset of Intelligence
Intelligence as a Subset of Creativity
Creativity and Intelligence As Overlapping Yet Distinct Constructs
Creativity and Intelligence As Coincident Sets
Creativity and Intelligence As Disjoint Sets
Neuroscience
Working memory and the cerebellum
REM sleep
Affect
Positive affect relations
Creativity and artificial intelligence
Mental health
Creativity and personality
Creativity across cultures
In organizations
Economic views of creativity