The Journal of Creative Behavior

The Journal of Creative Behavior (JCB) is a quarterly publication published by the Creative Education Foundation. It is devoted to the serious general reader with vocational/avocational interest in the fields of creativity and problem solving. Its articles are authored not only by established writers in the field, but by up-and-coming contributors as well. The criteria for selecting articles include relevance, clarity, interest and overall creativity.

JCB is known throughout the world for its uniqueness. Interdisciplinary in flavor and often controversial, the articles deal with methods to foster creative productivity, giftedness, management of creative personnel, testing, creativity in business and industry, development of creative curricula, creativity in the arts and the sciences and reviews of literature on creativity and problem solving. Not only do the contents focus on creativity, but the covers, themselves, exemplify the creative process.

The Creative Education Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit membership organization of leaders in the field of creativity theory and practice. Every day principles fostered by CEF programs are helping someone, somewhere in the world, develop new products, make business operations run more profitably, restructure organization and agencies to become more effective and less encumbered, reinvigorate economies, make improvements in our schools, revitalize communities and replace ineffective methods and systems with new, more workable ones.

To learn more about the Creative Education Foundation, visit
www.creativeeducationfoundation.org

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