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Index

abandonment
absorption
abstraction
accommodation power
achievement
- age and developmental trajectory
- biopsychosocial trajectories
- chess genius
- child prodigies
- creative genius
- elements of genius
- genetics and creative genius
- historiometrics
- leadership
- literary arts
- openness
- psychometrics
- pyramidal model of talent and training
- Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth
ACT see American College Testing
Adams, John
adaptation
Aeschylus
affiliation
Agassiz, Louis
age and developmental trajectory
- basic life-cycle patterns and classic views
- biopsychosocial trajectories
- burden of knowledge
- chess genius
- conceptual and experimental innovators
- cross-field comparisons
- demographics
- early life-cycle
- expert-performance approach
- field differences reconsidered
- future research directions
- institutional demands
- interdisciplinary perspectives
- literary arts
- literature review
- methodological issues
- middle and late life-cycle
- musical creativity
- openness
- paradigm shifts
- peak performance and productivity decline
- Planck's principle
- prominent modern artists
- scientific genius
- scientific and technical progress
- Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth
- theoretical perspectives on lifespan creativity
- variation across individuals
- variation over time
- wisdom
- see also child prodigies
agreeableness
AI see artificial intelligence
al-Qaeda
Alberti, Leon Battista
alcohol abuse
- biopsychosocial trajectories
- creativity and psychopathology
- literary arts
- psychobiography
Alena see Artificial Life Evolving from Natural Affinities
American College Testing (ACT) scores
analogy
- creative cognition
- psychometrics
- virtual genius
analytic skills
analytical intelligence
Angelou, Maya
antecedents to creative advances
approval voting
architecture
- creative cognition
- expert-performance approach
- ordinary thinking
- significant figures/events from 800 BCE to 1900
Aristotle
Arrow's Impossibility Theorem
artificial intelligence (AI)
Artificial Life Evolving from Natural Affinities (Alena)
arts see literary arts; musical arts; visual arts
ASD see autism spectrum disorders
Asimov, Isaac
association
- associational looseness
- associative hierarchies
- creative cognition
Atatürk, Mustafa Kemal
Athey, Susan
athletics
attachment theory
audiences
Austen, Jane
autism spectrum disorders (ASD)
- child prodigies
- genetics and creative genius
- openness

Bach, Johann Sebastian
Bacon, Francis
Bakesi, György
balance theory of wisdom
Baldwin, James Mark
Barron, F.
Barron–Welsh Art Scale (BWAS)
Barthes, Roland
Bartok, Bela
Beatles, The
Beethoven, Ludwig van
- creative cognition
- musical creativity over the lifespan
- virtual genius
behavioral genetic studies
bereavement syndrome
Berners-Lee, Tim
Beuys, Joseph
biculturalism
Big-C creativity
bilingualism
bin Laden, Osama
biography
- historiography
- leadership
- prominent modern artists
- see also psychobiography
biopsychosocial trajectories
- achievement
- concepts and definitions
- cumulative and interactional continuity
- early characteristics
- intelligence and school performance
- lifelong pathways
- mental adjustment and stressful life events
- personality
- retirement, health and longevity
- social development
bipolar disorder
birth order
Bismarck, Prince Otto von
black swans
blind variation and selective retention (BVSR)
- diversifying experiences
- historiometrics
- methodological limitations
- musical creativity over the lifespan
- psychometrics
Block Design Task
blood oxygenation level-dependent (BOLD) effect
Bloom, Harold
Bode's sensitivity integral
BOLD see blood oxygenation level-dependent
Bolívar, Simón
Bonaparte, Napoleon
Botticelli, Sandro
Boyle, Robert
Bradbury, Ray
Braque, Georges
breadth of consciousness
Bruckner, Anton
Brunelleschi, Filippo
burden of knowledge
Burns, E. L. M.
Bush, George W.
BVSR see blind variation and selective retention
BWAS see Barron–Welsh Art Scale

Caesar, Julius
Calder, Aldexander
California Personal Inventory (CPI)
Camerer, Colin
Candolle, Alphonse de
canons
- circles of a canon
- concepts and definitions
- evaluation of excellence in the arts
- formation of
- ideology
- musical creativity over the lifespan
- one or several canons
- open and closed canons
- in practice
- stability of
Capote, Truman
Carlsen, Magnus
Carlyle, Thomas
Carver, George Washington
case histories
case studies
- interviewing eminent creators
- openness
- ordinary thinking
CAT see Consensual Assessment Technique
CC see cognitive complexity
Cezanne, Paul
chaining
chance configuration theory
characteristic adaptations
Charles, Ray
cheerfulness
chess
- age and developmental trajectory
- alternatives to deliberate practice
- child prodigies
- cognitive processes underlying chess expertise
- critical period for skills acquisition
- criticisms of deliberate practice
- deliberate practice
- evaluation criteria for comprehensive model
- expert-performance approach
- future research directions
- mathematical simulation
- pattern recognition and heuristics
- practice-intelligence model
- practice-motivation model
- practice-plasticity-processes model
- rating systems
- SEARCH model
- template theory
- virtual genius
child prodigies
- achievement
- adult giftedness
- biopsychosocial trajectories
- chess genius
- concepts and definitions
- creativity
- deliberate practice
- environmental influences
- families
- generativity in music
- genetics
- giftedness in music
- globally gifted children
- independence
- interest in musical sounds
- learning and education
- lifelong cumulative and interactional continuity
- local-processing bias
- mental adjustment and stressful life events
- musical arts
- musical memory
- perfect pitch
- personality
- precocious realism
- retirement, health and longevity
- savantism and autism spectrum disorders
- sight-reading
- social development
- Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth
- unevenly gifted children
- visual arts
Chomsky, Noam
CHREST program
Churchill, Sir Winston
citation datasets
classical conditioning
cluster analysis
Coetzee, John Maxwell
cognitive complexity (CC)
cognitive development
- cognitive components of creative thinking
- divergent thinking
- diversifying experiences
- extraordinary thinking
- historiometrics
- openness
- ordinary thinking
- scientific talent and eminence
- Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth
- see also creative cognition
cognitive disinhibition
- associated mental disorders
- creativity
- diversifying experiences
- shared vulnerability model
cognitive flexibility
cognitive personality traits
cohort analysis
collaborative creativity
Coltrane, John William
combinatorial conjecture
competition
Comte, Auguste
conation
conceptual innovators
Condorcet Paradox
confidentiality
confirmatory hypothesis testing
confluence
conscientiousness
- biopsychosocial trajectories
- openness
- psychometrics
consciousness
Consensual Assessment Technique (CAT)
conservative innovations
Construal-Level Theory
content analysis
continuity with the past
- antecedents to creative advances
- incremental advances
- learning to be creative
- ordinary thinking
controversial innovations
Copernicus, Nicolaus
cosmobia
CPI see California Personal Inventory
creative cognition
- artistic genius
- association and analogy
- chaining
- combinatorial conjecture
- comparisons
- concepts and definitions
- diversifying experiences
- emotions
- goals
- hypotheses
- literary arts
- musical arts
- procedural creativity
- rejection of established order
- scientific discovery and technological invention
- social processes
- visual arts
creative genius
- analyzing mechanisms of superior performance
- assessment tasks
- autism spectrum disorders
- Barron–Welsh Art Scale
- black swans, dragon-kings and hopeful monsters
- concepts and definitions
- confluence
- cosmobia
- creative contributions in science and arts
- creative process
- deliberate practice
- developing mechanisms of expert performance
- developmental stages of expert performance
- developmental trajectories
- distributions
- emergenesis
- environment
- expert-performance approach
- gene–environmental interactions
- generation of particular creative product
- genetics
- historiography
- identifying subjects for study
- intellectual skills
- intelligence
- investment theory of creativity
- knowledge
- molecular genetics
- motivation
- multiple intelligences
- neuroscience
- personality
- pre-existing knowledge
- proposed limits for expert-performance-based accounts
- psychological interests
- psychopathology
- reproducible performance
- research findings
- shared vulnerability model
- specific measures of creative personality
- Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth
- ten-year rule
- thinking styles
- tools for studying creativity
- traditional view
- see also eminent creativity
creative intensity
creativity
- age and developmental trajectory
- alcohol abuse
- antecedents to creative advances
- artistic styles
- associative hierarchies
- blind variation and selective retention
- characterizations of genius
- child prodigies
- cognitive components of creative thinking
- cognitive disinhibition
- cognitive flexibility
- continuity with the past
- creative process
- democracy
- discontinuities
- diversifying experiences
- drug and alcohol use
- empirical facts
- expertise
- expertise acquisition
- external triggers
- extraordinary thinking
- formative years
- Four C Model of Creativity
- future research directions
- history of concept
- incremental advances
- investment theory
- late periods
- learning to be creative
- literary arts
- maturity
- melodic originality
- methodological issues
- mood disorders
- nature of eminence
- neural hyperconnectivity
- neuroscience
- novelty-seeking behavior
- openness
- ordinary thinking
- personality
- prominent modern artists
- psychology of genius
- psychometrics
- psychopathology
- psychotic disorders
- qualitative sketch of lifespan musical creativity
- shared vulnerability model
- structure in the creative process
- Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth
- systems model of creativity
- ten-year rule
- theoretical perspectives on lifespan creativity
- tradition and novelty
- travel as an inspiration
- typological approach
- wisdom
- working memory
Creativity in Later Life Study
Crick, Francis
critical period for skills acquisition
crystallizing experience
culture
- cultural-evolutionary model
- diversifying experiences
- eminent creativity
- evaluation of excellence in the arts
- historiography
- historiometrics
- openness
- scientific talent and eminence
- systems model of creativity
- world civilization
cumulative advantage
cumulative continuity
Curie, Marie
Curie, Pierre

da Vinci, Leonardo
- creative cognition
- evaluation of excellence in the arts
- systems model of creativity
Dalén, Nils Gustaf
dance
Darwin, Charles
- elements of genius
- expert-performance approach
- openness to scientific innovation
- ordinary thinking
de Piles, R.
deductive work
Deep Blue
deliberate practice
- alternatives to
- chess genius
- child prodigies
- criticisms of
- expert-performance approach
- practice-plasticity-processes model
- systems model of creativity
democracy
depression
depth of consciousness
Deutscher, Alma
developmental studies
- biopsychosocial trajectories
- genetics and creative genius
- historiometrics
- leadership
- scientific talent and eminence
- see also age and developmental trajectory
diagnosis
Dickinson, Emily
differential studies
disciplinary contexts
disclosure
discontinuities in thinking
dispositional signature
disruptive stress hypothesis
distributions
divergent thinking
diversifying experiences
- aggregate level factors
- bilingualism and multilingualism
- cognitive development
- cognitive disinhibition
- cognitive flexibility
- concepts and definitions
- correlational research
- cultural diversity
- education and training
- eminent creativity
- experimental research
- future research directions
- group creativity
- historiometrics
- immigrant status and familial unpredictability
- individual creativity
- individual level factors
- political and ideological diversity
- psychometrics
- psychopathology
Do Fu
domain–person–field interaction (DPF)
domain-specific knowledge
DPF see domain–person–field interaction
dragon-kings
dramatic arts
drug abuse
- literary arts
- openness
- psychobiography
Duncan, Isadora
Dvořák, Antonín

econometric analysis
economics
Edison, Thomas
education and training
- age and developmental trajectory
- diversifying experiences
- historiometrics
Einstein, Albert
- age and developmental trajectory
- creative genius
- diversifying experiences
- historiometrics
- interviewing eminent creators
- openness to scientific innovation
- systems model of creativity
- virtual genius
El Greco
elaboration
Elizabeth I (Queen of England)
emergenesis
eminence
- behavioral genetic studies
- cognitive studies
- concepts and definitions
- developmental studies
- diversifying experiences
- historiography
- index scores
- literary arts
- musical creativity over the lifespan
- openness
- personality studies
- prominent modern artists
- psychometrics
- socio-cultural studies
eminent creativity
- Andreasen, Nancy
- best practice interviewing
- collaborative creativity
- confidentiality and accuracy of interview notes
- creative process
- creativity studies
- Csikszentmihalyi, Mihaly
- cultural-evolutionary model
- diversifying experiences
- Eiduson, Bernice
- highly creative persons
- Institute of Personality Assessment and Research
- interview-based research
- interview technique
- interviewing eminent creators
- John-Steiner, Vera
- later life creativity
- literature review
- major interview studies of
- making of scientists/artists
- mental illness
- Notebooks of the Mind
- preparation and scheduling for interview
- primary research question
- reasons for interviewing eminent creators
- recruitment
- Roe, Anne
- Rothenburg, Albert
- sampling
- scientific elite
- Scientist Project
- systems model of creativity
- Zuckerman, Harriet
emotional intelligence
emotions
- child prodigies
- creative cognition
- literary arts
- virtual genius
Enlightenment
environmental influences
- biopsychosocial trajectories
- child prodigies
- creative genius
- diversifying experiences
- elements of genius
- genetics and creative genius
- intelligence
- personality and psychopathology
- practical intelligence
- wisdom-based genius
epochcentric bias
ethics
ethnicity
ethnocentrism
ethnographic research
Euler, Leonhard
Euripides
Eurocentrism
evaluation of excellence in the arts
- aggregating jury produced ratings/rankings
- aggregating ratings of properties
- canons
- circles of a canon
- concepts and definitions
- formation of a canon
- ideology and canons
- one or several canons
- open and closed canons
- practicalities of canons
- rankings
- special cases
- stability of the canon
evil genius
evolutionary theory
- genetics
- historiography
- openness to scientific innovation
- ordinary thinking
experimental innovators
Experiments in Musical Intelligence
expert-performance approach
- analyzing mechanisms of superior performance
- concepts and definitions
- creative contributions in science and arts
- deliberate practice
- developing mechanisms of expert performance
- developmental stages of expert performance
- developmental trajectories
- generation of particular creative product
- motivation
- pre-existing knowledge
- proposed limits for accounts
- representative tasks
- reproducible performance
- ten-year rule
expertise
- child prodigies
- creative genius
- musical creativity over the lifespan
- ordinary thinking
external triggers to creativity
extraordinary thinking
extrapersonal interests
extraversion
extrinsic talent identification

families
- child prodigies
- diversifying experiences
Faraday, Michael
feedback
- deliberate practice
- environmental influences
- expert-performance approach
- genetics and creative genius
- literary arts
- psychometrics
Fermat, Pierre de
Feynman, Richard
FFM see Five Factor Model
Fielding, Henry
film
- evaluating excellence in the arts
- historiography
Fischer, Bobby
Five Factor Model (FFM)
Fleming, Alexander
flow
- child prodigies
- genetics and creative genius
- literary arts
- openness
fMRI see function magnetic resonance imaging
Ford, Henry
Fosbury, Dick
Four C Model of Creativity
- child prodigies
- diversifying experiences
- interviewing eminent creators
- literary genius
- psychopathy
Freud, Sigmund
- age and developmental trajectory
- creative genius
- systems model of creativity
- wisdom-based genius
fronto-parietal intelligence theory (PFIT)
function magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)
future research directions
- advancement of empirical and theoretical research
- age and developmental trajectory
- chess
- continued existence of genius
- diversifying experiences
- issues pending resolution
- methods needing full explanation
- psychometrics
- theories requiring complete development

Galilei, Galileo
Galton, Sir Francis
- creative genius
- emergenesis
- historiography
- historiometrics
Gandhi, Mohandas
Gates, Bill
Gauss, Karl Friedrich
gender
- age and scientific genius
- biopsychosocial trajectories
- historiography
- openness to scientific innovation
- psychometrics
- psychopathology
general mental ability
genetics
- autism spectrum disorders
- Barron–Welsh Art Scale
- black swans, dragon-kings and hopeful monsters
- child prodigies
- classical quantitative human genetic models
- concepts and definitions
- cosmobia
- creative genius
- distributions
- emergenesis
- gene–environmental interactions
- heritability
- intelligence
- molecular genetics
- openness
- personality
- psychological interests
- psychopathology
- scientific talent
- specific measures of creative personality
- Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth
- twin studies
genome-wide association studies (GWAS)
Gibson, William
gifted children see child prodigies
Ginsburgh–Zang method
Giotto di Bondone
global cluster locations
globally gifted children
GM see gray matter
goals
- creative cognition
- wisdom-based genius
Gombrich, Ernst
Gould, Stephen Jay
Goya, Francisco
Graham, Martha
gray matter (GM)
Greenberg, Jay
Greene, Graham
Gromyko, Andrei
Grosseteste, Robert
grounded theory
group creativity
group genius
group practice
Gruber, Howard
Guteberg, Johannes
GWAS see genome-wide association studies

handedness
hedonic models
Heisenberg, Werner
hemodynamic response function (HRF)
heritability
hermeneutics
hero-worship
heroes and heroism
heterogeneity of effects
heuristics
historiography
- Baldwin, James Mark
- Carlyle, Thomas
- creative genius
- definitions of genius
- eminent genius
- Galton, Francis
- genius in history
- historical methods
- intelligent genius
- mad genius
- perspective of method
- psychology of genius
- qualitative methods
- quantitative methods
- relationship between history and genius
- Social Darwinism
- Spencer, Herbert
- theory across history
historiometrics
- achievement
- adult trajectories
- cognitive studies of genius
- concepts and definitions
- cultural systems
- developmental studies of genius
- differential studies of genius
- disciplinary contexts
- diversifying experiences
- environmental factors
- future research directions
- historical development
- illustrations
- intelligence
- interpersonal relations
- literary arts
- motivation
- personality
- perspective of method
- precautionary note
- psychopathology
- sociocultural studies of genius
Hitler, Adolf
Hokusai, Katsushika
Holbein, Hans
homospatial thinking
hopeful monsters
HRF see hemodynamic response function
human capital
Hume, Douglas
Huxley, Aldous
Huxley, Thomas Henry
Huygens, Christiaan

IC see integrative complexity
ideation
ideology
imaginary numbers
imagos
immigrant status
incremental advances
incubation process
index scores of eminence
individual genius
inductive work
ingenium
inspiration
- creative cognition
- neuroscience
Institute for Personality Assessment and Research (IPAR)
integrative complexity (IC)
intelligence
- analytical
- biopsychosocial trajectories
- chess genius
- creative genius
- diversifying experiences
- gene–environmental interactions
- genetics and creative genius
- historiography
- historiometrics
- multiple intelligences
- neuroscience of creative genius
- practical
- psychometrics
- Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth
- virtual genius
intelligence quotient (IQ)
- biopsychosocial trajectories
- chess genius
- child prodigies
- creativity and psychopathology
- elements of genius
- genetics and creative genius
- historiography
- historiometrics
- neuroscience of creative genius
- psychobiography
- psychometrics
- virtual genius
interactional continuity
interpersonal interests
interpersonal relations see social development
interpretive research
interviewing
- Andreasen, Nancy
- best practices
- collaborative creativity
- confidentiality and accuracy of interview notes
- creative process
- creativity studies
- Csikszentmihalyi, Mihaly
- Eiduson, Bernice
- eminent creativity
- future research directions
- highly creative persons
- Institute of Personality Assessment and Research
- interview-based research
- interview technique
- John-Steiner, Vera
- later life creativity
- literature review
- major interview studies of eminent creativity
- making of scientists/artists
- Notebooks of the Mind
- other qualitative methods
- perspective of method
- preparation and scheduling
- primary research question
- psychopathology
- reasons for interviewing eminent creators
- recruitment
- Roe, Anne
- Rothenburg, Albert
- sampling
- scientific elite
- Scientist Project
- Zuckerman, Harriet
intrapersonal interests
intrinsic talent identification
investment theory of creativity
IPAR see Institute for Personality Assessment and Research
IQ see intelligence quotient

Janáček, Leoš
janusian thinking
Jefferson, Thomas
Jobs, Steve
Joyce, James

Kamin, Leon
Kant, Immanuel
Karjakin, Sergey
Karpov, Anatoly
Kasparov, Garry
Kekulé, August
Keller, Helen
King, Jr., Martin Luther
knowledge
- age and developmental trajectory
- burden of
- creative genius
- domain-specific
- pre-existing knowledge
- prominent modern artists
- specialized
- tacit
- wisdom-based genius
Koestler, Arthur
Korngold, Erich Wolfgang
Kris, Ernst
Kuhn, Thomas

Landes, David
language
- bilingualism and multilingualism
- diversifying experiences
- meta-inventions
latent inhibition (LI)
later life creativity
Lavoisier, Antoine
Le Corbusier
leadership
- biographies of selected subjects
- criteria for subject selection
- disruptive stress hypothesis
- historiography
- historiometrics
- hypotheses
- integrative complexity
- measurement at a distance
- measuring quality of
- methodology
- motive imagery
- practical intelligence
- psychobiography
- selection and scoring of texts
- systems model of creativity
- Thematic Content Analysis
- wisdom-based genius
learning
- child prodigies
- creative genius
- creativity
- prominent modern artists
- Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth
Lee, Robert E.
Lehman, Harvey C.
Lennon, John
LI see latent inhibition
Li Bo
life-cycle see age and developmental trajectory
Lincoln, Abraham
linear perspective
Linguistic Inquiry Word Count (LIWC) program
literary arts
- age and developmental trajectory
- career trajectories
- characteristics of literary genius
- characterizations of genius
- creative cognition
- death and creative writers
- drug and alcohol use
- emotions
- evaluation of excellence
- expert-performance approach
- flow
- Four C Model of Creativity
- historiography
- interviewing eminent creators
- meta-inventions
- novels
- personality
- psychobiography
- psychopathology
- science fiction
- significant figures/events from 800 BCE to 1900
- study of creative writers
- Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth
- systems model of creativity
- virtual genius
- writing as therapy
little-c creativity
LIWC see Linguistic Inquiry Word Count
local-processing bias
logic
lone genius
long-term advantage
long-term memory (LTM)
long-term working memory (LTWM)
Lotka-like distributions
LTM see long-term memory
LTWM see long-term working memory
Luther, Martin

MacArthur, Douglas
McCartney, Paul
mad genius
- see also psychopathology
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
Malcolm X
Manet, édouard
Mao Tse-Tung
Marconi, Guglielmo
marriage
mass culture
masterpieces
mathematical simulation
mathematics
- child prodigies
- creative genius
- creativity and psychopathology
- future research directions
- historiography
- interviewing eminent creators
- meta-inventions
- openness
- psychometrics
- significant figures/events from 800 BCE to 1900
- Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth
- systems model of creativity
- virtual genius
Matthew Effect
Maxwell, James Clerk
means–ends reasoning
meditation
melodic originality
Mendel, George
Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Jakob Ludwig Felix
mental adjustment to life events
mental illness see psychopathology
mental representations
mentors
Menuhin, Yehudi
meta-analysis
meta-inventions
metaphor
Metternich, Prince Klemens von
MI see motive imagery
Michelangelo
military leadership see leadership
military service
Mill, John Stuart
Milton, John
mindfulness
Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI)
mixed-methods research
MMPI see Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory
mobility
molecular genetics
Monash, Sir John
mood disorders
Moore, Alan
morality
Moravec, Hans
motivation
- chess genius
- child prodigies
- creative cognition
- creative genius
- diversifying experiences
- expert-performance approach
- genetics and creative genius
- historiometrics
- openness
- ordinary thinking
motivational personality traits
motive imagery (MI)
movies
- evaluating excellence in the arts
- historiography
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
- age and developmental trajectory
- child prodigies
- creative genius
- genetics and creative genius
- musical creativity over the lifespan
- openness
- ordinary thinking
- virtual genius
- world civilization
MRI see magnetic resonance imaging
Mullis, Kary
multiculturalism
multilingualism
multiple intelligences
multiple regression models
Murasaki Shikibu
Muses
musical arts
- age and developmental trajectory
- blind variation and selective retention
- characterizations of genius
- child prodigies
- compositional maturity
- creative cognition
- creative genius
- dance
- empirical facts
- evaluation of excellence
- Experiments in Musical Intelligence
- expertise acquisition
- formative years
- future research directions
- generativity in music
- giftedness in music
- historiography
- interest in musical sounds
- interviewing eminent creators
- late periods
- melodic originality
- meta-inventions
- methodological issues
- musical memory
- nature of eminence
- openness
- ordinary thinking
- perfect pitch
- psychobiography
- qualitative sketch of lifespan creativity
- sight-reading
- Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth
- systems model of creativity
- theoretical perspectives on lifespan creativity
- tradition and novelty
- typological approach
- virtual genius
- wisdom
- world civilization

NAS see National Academy of Sciences
Nash, John Forbes
National Academy of Sciences (NAS)
natural ability
natural talent
Nelson, First Viscount Horatio
neural hyperconnectivity
neural plasticity
neuroscience
- assessment tasks
- creative genius
- creative process
- definitions of creative genius
- future research directions
- identifying subjects for study
- multiple intelligences
- research findings
- tools for studying creativity
neuroticism
Newton, Sir Isaac
- age and developmental trajectory
- creative genius
- diversifying experiences
- meta-inventions
- openness to scientific innovation
Nixon, Richard
Nobel Laureates
- age and developmental trajectory
- creativity and psychopathology
- diversifying experiences
- expert-performance approach
- genetics and creative genius
- historiometrics
- interviewing eminent creators
- psychometrics
nonviolence
Notebooks of the Mind (John-Steiner)
novels
novelty-seeking behavior
number systems
Nurmi, Paavo

observability
Ockham's Razor
O'Keefe, Georgia
one-hit wonders
open-inquiry learning
openness
- age and developmental trajectory
- breadth, depth and permeability of consciousness
- case studies of personality and genius
- Coltrane, John William
- concepts and definitions
- conceptualizing openness
- confirmatory hypothesis testing
- creativity
- culture
- divergent thinking
- diversifying experiences
- Five Factor Model
- genetics and creative genius
- heritability
- heterogeneity of effects
- historiometrics
- initiators of scientific innovation
- meta-analytic approach to scientific innovation
- observability
- personality structure
- Planck's principle
- properties of
- psychobiography
- receptivity
- scientific innovation
- stability and developmental course
- universality
operational accomplishment
oppositional nature of genius
ordinary thinking
- antecedents to creative advances
- associative hierarchies and creativity
- case studies
- cognitive components of creative thinking
- components of
- concepts and definitions
- continuity with the past
- discontinuities
- expertise
- external triggers to creativity
- extraordinary thinking
- genius-level creativity
- incremental advances
- learning to be creative
- personality
- structure in the creative process
- ten-year rule
Orwell, George
overdetermination
Owens, Jessie

Paganini, Niccolò
painting see visual arts
paradigm shifts
parsimony
Pascal, Blaise
pattern detection
pattern recognition
Pearson, Lester
peer-based recognition
perfect pitch
permeability of consciousness
persona
personality
- biopsychosocial trajectories
- child prodigies
- creative genius
- creativity
- diversifying experiences
- expert-performance approach
- genetics and creative genius
- historiometrics
- leadership
- literary arts
- openness
- ordinary thinking
- practical intelligence
- psychobiography
- psychometrics
- psychopathology
- specific measures of creative personality
PET see positron emission tomography
Petronius
PFIT see fronto-parietal intelligence theory
Phelps, Michael
phenomenological research
philosophy
- creative cognition
- ethics
- meta-inventions
- significant figures/events from 800 BCE to 1900
physical disability
PI see practice-intelligence
Piaget, Jean
Picasso, Pablo
- child prodigies
- diversifying experiences
- elements of genius
- evaluation of excellence in the arts
- expert-performance approach
- global cluster locations
- historiometrics
- ordinary thinking
Pitt, William the Younger
Planck's principle
Plath, Sylvia
Plato
Pliny the Elder
PM see practice-motivation
poetry
- characteristics of literary genius
- creative cognition
- creative genius
- emotions
- historiography
- psychopathology
- world civilization
Poincaré, Henri
Polgar, Judit
political climate
political diversity
political leadership see leadership
Pollock, Jackson
positive psychology
positron emission tomography (PET)
power
PPP see practice-plasticity-processes
practical-contextual skills
practical intelligence
practice-intelligence (PI) model
practice-motivation (PM) model
practice-plasticity-processes (PPP) model
precocious realism
pre-existing knowledge
Prentky, Robert
preparation process
Presley, Elvis Aaron
Pro-C creativity
problem-solving
procedural creativity
process fluency
prod, psychometrics
prodigies see child prodigies
professional marginality
professionalization
Prokofiev, Sergei
psychobiography
- Bush, George W.
- Capote, Truman
- characteristic adaptations
- concepts and definitions
- diagnosis
- dispositional signature
- frontloading theory
- future research directions
- historiography
- implicit prescriptions
- Lennon, John
- method
- multimethodological stance
- pattern location
- perspective of method
- process and product of genius
- psychological distance
- psychological science and the individual
- question formulation
- reductionism
- scripting
- stories
psychological distance
psychology
- future research directions
- genius in history
- historical methods
- history and
- literary arts
- meta-inventions
- psychometrics
- systems model of creativity
- theory across history
psychometrics
- behavioral genetic studies
- cognitive studies
- concepts and definitions
- developmental studies
- diversifying experiences
- future research directions
- genetics and creative genius
- historiography
- personality studies
- perspective of method
- productivity
- pyramidal model of talent and training
- scientific talent and eminence
- socio-cultural studies
- threshold hypothesis
psychopathology
- alcohol abuse
- biopsychosocial trajectories
- cognitive disinhibition
- cognitive flexibility
- creativity
- diversifying experiences
- genetics and creative genius
- historiometrics
- interviewing eminent creators
- literary arts
- mood disorders
- neural hyperconnectivity
- novelty-seeking behavior
- openness
- personality
- psychotic disorders
- shared vulnerability model
- suicidality
- working memory
Pulitzer Prize
pyramidal model of talent and training

qualitative methods
- historiography
- leadership
- musical creativity over the lifespan
- perspective of method
- see also individual techniques
quantitative methods
- genetics and creative genius
- historiography
- leadership
- musical creativity over the lifespan
- perspective of method
- see also individual techniques
Quetelet, Adolphe

radical revolutions
Radjabov, Teimour
Rai, Arkin
Random Episodic Silent Thought (REST)
rankings
- aggregating jury produced ratings/rankings
- aggregating ratings of properties
- concepts and definitions
- evaluation of excellence in the arts
- special cases
Raven Advanced Progressive Matrices (RAPM) Set
receptivity
recruitment
redirections
reductionism
regulated learning
reinitiation
rejection of established order
religion
- biopsychosocial trajectories
- historiometrics
- meta-inventions
- openness to scientific innovation
Rembrandt van Rijn
Renoir, Pierre-Auguste
repetitive activity
reproducible performance
research funding
REST see Random Episodic Silent Thought
revisionism
RIASEC hexagon of interests
Richardson, Samuel
robustness
role models
Rorschach Test
Rosetta Stone questions
Rossini, Gioachino
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques
Rubens, Peter Paul
runaways
Russell, Bertrand

Sade, Marquis de
Salk, Albert
sampling
SAT see Scholastic Aptitude Test
savantism
schizophrenia
schizotypal personality
Schoenberg, Arnold
Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)
- child prodigies
- openness
- psychometrics
- Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth
Schumann, Robert
science fiction
sciences
- age and developmental trajectory
- confirmatory hypothesis testing
- creative cognition
- creative genius
- diversifying experiences
- future research directions
- heterogeneity of effects
- initiators of scientific innovation
- interviewing eminent creators
- meta-analytic approach to scientific innovation
- meta-inventions
- openness to scientific innovation
- ordinary thinking
- Planck's principle
- psychometric studies of talent and eminence
- receptivity
- significant figures/events from 800 BCE to 1900
- Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth
- systems model of creativity
- virtual genius
Scientist Project
scripting
sculpture see visual arts
SEARCH model
secularism
self-education
Seligman, Martin
SES see socioeconomic status
Sesshu
Seuss, Dr.
Shakespeare, William
- age and developmental trajectory
- historiometrics
- leadership
Shapley Value
shared vulnerability model
- cognitive disinhibition
- cognitive flexibility
- high IQ
- neural hyperconnectivity
- novelty-seeking behavior
- protective factors
- vulnerability factors
- working memory
short-term advantage
short-term memory (STM)
Sibelius, Jean
Siqueiros, David Alfaro
Sivin, Nathan
Skinner, B. F.
Smith, Adam
SMPY see Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth
Social Darwinism
social development
- biopsychosocial trajectories
- child prodigies
- creative cognition
- historiometrics
social personality traits
socio-cultural studies
socioeconomic status (SES)
- biopsychosocial trajectories
- child prodigies
- genetics
- historiometrics
- openness to scientific innovation
Socrates
Socratic method
Sophocles
spatial reasoning
specialization
Spencer, Herbert
spontaneous generation of genius
Statistical Parametric Mapping
STM see short-term memory
Strauss, Richard
structure in the creative process
Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth (SMPY)
- cognitive abilities
- conation
- concepts and definitions
- conceptualizing talent development
- constellations of attributes
- emergenesis
- general mental ability
- occupational achievement
- RIASEC hexagon of interests
- spatial and verbal reasoning
- study outline
- Theory of Work Adjustment
suicidality
Suvorov, Prince Aleksandr
swan-song phenomena
synthetic skills
systems model of creativity
- construction of positive psychology
- culture
- deliberate practice
- eminent creativity
- fields
- general model form
- history of concept of creativity
- leadership
- literary arts
- mathematics
- musical arts
- new recruits
- psychology of genius
- research applications
- sciences
- technological invention
- visual arts

tacit knowledge
talent
- behavioral genetic studies
- child prodigies
- cognitive studies
- concepts and definitions
- creativity and psychopathology
- developmental studies
- historiography
- intrinsic and extrinsic talent identification
- personality studies
- psychometrics
- pyramidal model of talent and training
- socio-cultural studies
- Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth
tall poppy phenomenon
Tao, Terence
TAT see Thematic Apperception Test
TCA see Thematic Content Analysis
technical revolutions
technological invention
- creative genius
- meta-inventions
- ordinary thinking
- significant figures/events from 800 BCE to 1900
- systems model of creativity
template theory
ten-year rule
- child prodigies
- expert-performance approach
- literary arts
- musical creativity over the lifespan
- ordinary thinking
Teresa, Mother
Terman, Lewis
- biopsychosocial trajectories
- child prodigies
- cognitive disinhibition
- genetics and creative genius
Tesla, Nikola
Thematic Apperception Test (TAT)
Thematic Content Analysis (TCA)
Theory of Work Adjustment
thinking styles
threshold hypothesis
Thurstone Primary Mental Abilities Spatial and Number subtests
Tolstoy, Leo
traditionalism
- see also canons
training see education and training
traits see genetics; personality
traumatic events
travel
Turing, Alan
Twain, Mark
twin studies

unevenly gifted children
universal genius
universality

van Gogh, Vincent
van Leeuwenhoek, Anton
verbal reasoning
Verdi, Giuseppe
Vermeer, Johannes
virtual genius
- computer examples of genius
- concepts and definitions
- Experiments in Musical Intelligence
- group genius
- human examples of genius
- individual genius
- possibilities
- universal genius
visual arts
- age and developmental trajectory
- artistic styles and creativity
- auction value
- child prodigies
- cohort analysis
- conceptual and experimental innovators
- creative cognition
- creative genius
- democracy and creativity
- diversifying experiences
- dramatic arts
- econometric analysis
- evaluation of excellence
- framework for econometric analysis
- global cluster locations
- historiography
- human capital
- interviewing eminent creators
- local-processing bias
- meta-inventions
- nature of eminence
- ordinary thinking
- painting
- precocious realism
- prominent modern artists
- sculpture
- significant figures/events from 800 BCE to 1900
- Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth
- systems model of creativity
- travel as an inspiration
- virtual genius
visualization
Vivaldi, Antonio

Wallace, Alfred Russel
Washington, George
Watson, James D.
Wellesley, Arthur
Wellington, First Duke of
Westinghouse Science Fair
white matter (WM)
Whitman, Walt
Wilson, E. O.
Wiltshire, Stephen
wisdom
WM see white matter
Woolf, Virginia
word association
working memory
world civilization
- Eurocentrism
- geographic distribution
- inventory sources
- meta-inventions
- significant figures/events from 800 BCE to 1900
- temporal distribution
Wright, Frank Lloyd
Wright, Orville and Wilbur
written language