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Does creative engagement spill over to calculated risk taking?
Creative engagement may shape not only the ideas people generate but also their willingness to take calculated risks in subsequent decisions, yet this possibility remains underexplored. Across three studies, we examined this relationship and whether general self-efficacy or affective state accounts
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