Cristina L. Byrne, Ph.D.

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2011 Department of Psychology University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, United States 
Area:
General Psychology, Industrial Psychology
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Michael D. Mumford grad student 2011 University of Oklahoma
 (Creativity training: An examination of training content, format, and activity type.)
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Griffith JA, Byrne CL, Nei D, et al. (2013) Online Ideology: A Comparison of Website Communication and Media Use Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication. 18: 25-39
Angie AD, Davis JL, Allen MT, et al. (2011) Studying Ideological Groups Online: Identification and Assessment of Risk Factors for Violence Journal of Applied Social Psychology. 41: 627-657
Byrne CL, Mumford MD, Hester KS, et al. (2011) What makes a great leader? An examination of the outstanding leader Public Leadership. 105-121
Byrne CL, Shipman AS, Mumford MD. (2010) The effects of forecasting on creative problem-solving: An experimental study Creativity Research Journal. 22: 119-138
Shipman AS, Byrne CL, Mumford MD. (2010) Leader vision formation and forecasting: The effects of forecasting extent, resources, and timeframe Leadership Quarterly. 21: 439-456
Mumford MD, Hunter ST, Byrne CL. (2009) What Is the Fundamental? The Role of Cognition in Creativity and Innovation Industrial and Organizational Psychology. 2: 353-356
Byrne CL, Mumford MJ, Barrett JD, et al. (2009) Examining the Leaders of Creative Efforts: What Do They Do, and What Do They Think About? Creativity and Innovation Management. 18: 256-268
Friedrich TL, Byrne CL, Mumford MD. (2009) Methodological and theoretical considerations in survey research Leadership Quarterly. 20: 57-60
Mumford MD, Friedrich TL, Caughron JJ, et al. (2007) Leader cognition in real-world settings: How do leaders think about crises? Leadership Quarterly. 18: 515-543
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