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SUSAN M. STIEVATER Index, Volume 27, 1994 Journal of Creative Behavior ADVERTISING AGENCIES West, D. Restricted creativity: advertising agencies work practices in the US, Canada, and UK 200-213 AGED-PSYCHOLOGY Sasser-Coen, J. R. Qualitative changes in creativity in the second half of life: a life-span developmental perspective. ...............:ccccccseeseeereeeeeees 18-27 Aiken, M. W., & Riggs, M. Using a group decision support system for creativity BIBLIOGRAPHY Stievater, S. M. Bibliography of recent books on creativity and problem solving: supplement XXXI BUSINESS AND EDUCATION Weaver, K. M. Two alternative approaches to creating opportunities for entrepreneurial activity: bridging the divide between academics and entrepreneurs BUSINESS MANAGEMENT/RUSSIA Whiting, B. G. The creative business challenges of Russia BUSINESS INFORMATION Solomon, G. T., & Fernald, L. W., Jr. Innovative approaches to meeting entrepreneurial information needs: SBA enters the XXI century Carson, P. P., & Carson, K. D. Managing creativity enhancement through goal-setting and feedback CONTROL (PSYCHOLOGICAL) Smith, B. L. Interpersonal behaviors that damage the productivity of creative problem solving groups CREATION (LITERARY, ARTISTIC, ETC.)—RESEARCH Murdock, M. C., & Ganim, R. M. Creativity and humor: integration and incongruity 289 Volume 27 Number4 Fourth Quarter 1993 Index, Volume 27, 1993 Journal of Creative Behavior CREATIVE ABILITY—RESEARCH Isaksen, S. G., Puccio, G. J., & Treffinger, D. J. An ecological approach to creativity research: profiling for creative problem solving 146-170 CREATIVE THINKING Fernald, L. W., Jr., & Nickolenko, P. The creative process: its use and extent of formalization by corporations 214-220 CREATIVE THINKING—STUDY AND TEACHING Fierstein, R. L., & Lunken, H. P. Assessment of the long term effects of the master of science degree in creative studies on its graduates 188-199 CREATIVITY IN BUSINESS Dennis, W. J. Is the new entrepreneurial era Over? .............:.scceeeeeeees 112-129 Fernald, L. W., Jr., & Nickolenko, P. The creative process: its use and extent of formalization by corporations Whiting, B. G. The creative business challenges of Russia Dennis, W. J. Is the new entrepreneurial era Over? ..................0c00eeee 112-129 EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY Litterst, J. K., & Eyo, B. A. Developing classroom imagination: shaping and energizing a suitable climate for growth, discovery, and vision 270-282 Selby, E. C., Treffinger, D. J., Isaksen, S. G., & Powers, S. V. Use of the Kirton Adaption-Innovation Inventory with middle school students 223-235 EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION Carson, P. P., & Carson, K. D. Managing creativity enhancement through goal-setting and feedback ENTREPRENEURS Dennis, W. J. Is the new entrepreneurial era Ove? ...............:0eeeeeeeee 112-129 Solomon, G. T., & Fernald, L. W., Jr. Innovative approaches to meeting entrepreneurial information needs: SBA enters the XXI 103-111 Weaver, K. M. Two alternative approaches to creating opportunities for entrepreneurial activity: bridging the divide between academics and entrepreneurs 290 Journal of Creative Behavior Whiting, B. G. The creative business challenges of Russia 143-146 Winslow, E. K., & Solomon, G. T. Entrepreneurs: architects of innovation, paradigm pioneers and change Fernald, L. W., Jr., & Nickolenko, P. The creative process: its use and extent of formalization by corporations 214-220 Fierstein, R. L., & Lunken, H. P. Assessment of the long term effects of the master of science degree in creative studies on its graduates Grossman, S. R., & Wiseman, E. E. Seven operating principles for enhanced creative problem solving training GROUP PROBLEM SOLVING Smith, B. L. Interpersonal behaviors that damage the productivity of creative problem solving groups 171-187 Weaver, W. T. Anatomy of a creative problem solving meeting 236-269 HUMOR—RESEARCH Murdock, M. C., & Ganim, R. M. Creativity and humor: integration and incongruity IMAGINATION Litterst, J. K., & Eyo, B. A. Developing classroom imagination: shaping and energizing a suitable climate for growth, discovery, and vision 270-282 INFORMATION SERVICES Solomon, G. T., & Fernald, L. W., Jr. Innovative approaches to meeting entrepreneurial information needs: SBA enters the XXI 103-111 Isaksen, S. G., Puccio, G. J., & Treffinger, D. J. An ecological approach to creativity research: profiling for creative problem solving 146-170 JOHNSTON, ROBERT Larson, C. M. Bridging the innovation gap — an interview with Robert Johnson KIRTON ADAPTION-INNOVATION INVENTORY Selby, E. C., Treffinger, D. J., Isaksen, S. G., & Powers, S. V. Use of the Kirton Adaption-Innovation Inventory with middle school students 223-235 291 Index, Volume 27, 1993 Journal of Creative Behavior Larson, C. M. Bridging the innovation gap — an interview with Robert Johnston 130-142 LEADERSHIP Rickards, T. Creative leadership: messages from the front line and the Litterst, J. K., & Eyo, B. A. Developing classroom imagination: shaping and energizing a suitable climate for growth, discovery, and vision..270-282 MANAGEMENT West, D. Restricted creativity: advertising agencies work practices in the US, Canada, and UK Murdock, M. C., & Ganim, R. M. Creativity and humor: integration and incongruity ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE Larson, C. M. Bridging the innovation gap — an interview with Robert Johnson 130-124 Weaver, K. M. Two alternative approaches to creating opportunities for entrepreneurial activity: bridging the divide between academics and entrepreneurs Winslow, E. K., & Solomon, G. T. Entrepreneurs: architects of innovation, paradigm pioneers and change PROBLEM SOLVING Rickards, T. Creative leadership: messages from the front line and the back room PROBLEM SOLVING - COMPUTER AIDS Aiken, M. W., & Riggs, M. Using a group decision support system for creativity PROBLEM SOLVING - TEACHING Grossman, S. R., & Wiseman, E. E. Seven operating principles for enhanced creative problem solving training Rickards, T. Creative leadership: messages from the front line and the back room Sasser-Coen, J. R. Qualitative changes in creativity in the second half of life: a life-span developmental perspective 292 Journal of Creative Behavior Selby, E. C., Treffinger, D. J., Isaksen, S. G., & Powers, S. V. Use of the Kirton Adaption-Innovation Inventory with middle school students ..223-235 SMALL BUSINESS Weaver, K. M. Two alternative approaches to creating opportunities for entrepreneurial activity: bridging the divide between academics and entrepreneurs Smith, B. L. Interpersonal behaviors that damage the productivity of creative problem solving groups 171-187 Solomon, G. T., & Fernald, L. W., Jr. Innovative approaches to meeting entrepreneurial inforrnation needs: SBA enters the XXI century 103-111 Stievater, S. M. Bibliography of recent books on creativity and problem solving: supplement XXAI 283-288 TIME MANAGEMENT West, D. Restricted creativity: advertising agencies work practices in the US, Canada, and UK 200-213 UNITED STATES - ECONOMIC CONDITIONS Dennis, W. J. Is the new entrepreneurial era OVEF? .............00ccceeeeeeees 112-129 UNITED STATES - SMALL BUSINESS ADMINSTRATION Solomon, G. T., & Fernaid, L. W., Jr. Innovative approaches to meeting entrepreneurial information needs: SBA enters the XXI century 103-111 UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES - GRADUATE WORK Fierstein, R. L., & Lunken, H. P. Assessment of the long term effects of the master of science degree in creative studies on its graduates 188-199 Weaver, K. M. Two alternative approaches to creating opportunities for entrepreneurial activity: bridging the divide between academics and entrepreneurs Weaver, W. T. Anatomy of a creative problem solving meeting West, D. Restricted creativity: advertising agencies work practices in the US, Canada, and UK Whiting, B. G. The creative business challenges of Russia Winslow, E. K., & Solomon, G. T. Entrepreneurs: architects of innovation, paradigm pioneers and change