James C. Kaufman - Anti-Creativity Bias

James Kaufman discusses anti-creativity bias, highlighting that people often unconsciously dislike creative individuals, associating them with negative traits. He introduces the concept of creative metacognition, emphasizing the importance of knowing when to be creative. Kaufman argues that bias is more directed towards those with low creative metacognition, as their creativity can disrupt productivity. He provides examples of when creativity is beneficial and when it should be restrained.

In what situations is creativity considered beneficial according to the speaker?

How can low creative metacognition lead to disruptive behavior in a classroom setting?