CREATIVITY: A CROSS-HISTORICAL PILOT SURVEY. Reprint from Journal of Corss-Cultural Psychology Vol. 2, No. 2

by Naroll, Raoul, E.C. Benjamin, F.K. Fohl, M.J. Fried, R.E. Hildreth and J.M. Schaefer

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Western Washington State College: Center for Cross-Cultural Research. Jun-71. Side stapled off print. Light shelfwear. Very good.. "pp. 181-188. Authors from the State University of New York at Buffalo. This is a study of the causes of creative florescences in particular periods of time in certain countries. Five hypotheses were tested which have been proposed to explain such florescences. No support was found for four of these supposed causes: wealth, geographical expansion, democratic government and external challenge. Some support howwver was found for the fifth hypothesis: the more politically fragmented a civilization at a given time, the higher its creativity level."

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