Internal entrepreneurship, innovativeness and creativity in empirical studies of Polish organisations

Czop, Katarzyna; Leszczyńska, Agnieszka

doi:10.1504/ijbsr.2009.026187

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“…One more direction in innovativeness research is the examination of its relationship with creativity. Some studies on this topic revealed significant correlations between these concepts (Müseldili et al, 2013), while others did not find any relationship at all (Czop and Leszczynska, 2009). The vagueness of the relationship between them predetermines the necessity for examining in more depth the specificity of innovativeness which makes it different from creativity, as well as particular effective ways of adopting and implementing new ideas.…”

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Relationships among individual-level correlates of innovation

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2019

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Purpose This paper aims to investigate relationships among correlates of individual innovative activity: creativity, innovativeness, novelty seeking and intelligence. Design/methodology/approach Data were collected from 202 students of the Higher School of Economics (123 females and 79 males). Findings The findings revealed significant relations between intelligence and fluency of participants’ creative performances, as well as novelty seeking and innovativeness. Research limitations/implications Limitations include the correlation design, the sample of students and the self-reported measures for novelty seeking and innovativeness. Practical implications The paper proposes a number of implications for researchers and practitioners who deal with innovation. The results of the study can be applied to various procedures and stages of innovation management. Originality/value The study contributes to knowledge on psychological correlates of innovation on an individual level, such as creativity, innovativeness, novelty seeking and intelligence, as well as produces an empirically validated model of the relationships among them.

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Section: Innovativenessmentioning

confidence: 99%

Relationships among individual-level correlates of innovation

Yagolkovskiy

2019

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Internal entrepreneurship, innovativeness and creativity in empirical studies of Polish organisations

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Relationships among individual-level correlates of innovation

Relationships among individual-level correlates of innovation

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