Anna Camargo's research while affiliated with Paris Descartes University and other places
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Publication (1)
In the present study we experimentally manipulated language switching among bilinguals who indicated to be more or less habitual language switchers in daily life. Our aim was to investigate the impact of forced language switching on originality of produced ideas during divergent thinking, conditional on the level of habitual language switching. A s...
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... Similar results are observed in studies among bilingual participants that use language as a proxy for culture. Participants' behavior, specifically their divergent thinking potential, varies as a function of the language "activated" during a divergent thinking task (Storme et al., 2017). These results may indicate that activating certain cultural concepts may elicit certain behavioral tendencies that may perhaps go beyond an individual's organizational or personal culture. ...
Reference: Cross-cultural creativity in organizations
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