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Creative thinking. Made by Lina Somaite PSbns 1-04. What is Creativi t y ? Concept of creative thinking Negative Attitudes That Block Creativity Myths about Creative Thinking Mental Blocks. Contents. An Ability An Attitude A Process. What is Creativi t y ?.

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Creative thinking Made by Lina Somaite PSbns 1-04

What is Creativity? • Concept of creative thinking • Negative Attitudes That Block Creativity • Myths about Creative Thinking • Mental Blocks Contents

An Ability • An Attitude • A Process What is Creativity?

Creative thinking is the process which we use when we come up with a new idea. Concept of creative thinking This creative thinking process can be accidental or deliberate.

Oh no, a problem! • It can‘t be done • I can‘t do it. • But i‘m not creative. • That‘s childish. • What will people think? • I might fail. Negative Attitudes That Block Creativity

Every problem has only one solution (or one right answer). • The best answer, solution, method has already been found. • Ideas either come or they don't. Nothing will help. Myths about Creative Thinking

Prejudice. • Functional fixation. • Learned helplessness. • Psychological blocks. Mental Blocks to Creative Thinking

Creativity is just connecting things. — Steve Jobs

Start thinking creative – get rid of mental blocks and break myths in mind. Conclusion • Everyone has limitless creativity. • Adults often forget their own creative side.

http://www.copyblogger.com/mental-blocks-creative-thinking/(watched 2012.05.12) • http://yousufrafi.wordpress.com/2012/01/25/how-to-unleash-your-creativity/(watched 2012.05.12) • http://www.virtualsalt.com/crebook1.htm (watched 2012.05.12) • http://www.brainstorming.co.uk/tutorials/creativethinking.html (watched 2012.05.12) References

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You can learn how to meditate and practice it daily.

It may come as a surprise to many people, but the majority of the research papers in that area point to the daily practice of meditation as a way to improve creative thinking. It is not a surprise to me because I am a believer in meditation and do it daily. I also encourage all my patients to try to do it daily.

In a Chinese study (Ding, X. et al. 2014), 40 Chinese undergraduate students were assigned to three groups, a meditation group (30 minutes daily for 7 days), a relaxation training group, and a control group. Creativity performance was assessed by the Torrance Test of Creative Thinking (TTCT). The results indicated that the subjects in the meditation group improved their creativity performance on the divergent thinking tasks.

Research studies on meditation also indicate that it helps improve attention/ concentration skills and emotional regulation and reduces stress and anxiety , so it looks like a good daily habit to start.

You can read aloud and do arithmetic calculations.

In a Taiwan study (Lin, WL. et al. 2018), 50 junior high students were divided into a training group or a control group. The training group was reading aloud and performing arithmetic calculations for 20 sessions. The control group played the game Tetris (a puzzle video game). The results indicated that the participants in the training group outperformed the control group in thinking and creative abilities.

You can do neurofeedback.

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In an Italian study (Agnoli, S. et al. 2018), 80 female students from the University of Bologna got three neurofeedback training sessions. The researchers also measured the participants’ lifetime creative achievement by using the Creative Activity and Accomplishment Checklist. The results were measured with the divergent thinking tasks (producing original and effective ideas). The results indicated an increase in both originality and fluency. The increase was particularly evident in participants with an initial low creative achievement level.

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Rick Rubin. The Creative Act: A Way of Being . Penguin Press, NY 2023.

Ding, X. et al. “Improving creativity performance by short-term meditation” Behavioral and Brain Functions. Vol. 10, 2014.

Lin, WL. et al. “ Improving junior high students’ thinking and creative abilities with an executive function training program” Thinking Skills and Creativity . Vol. 29, Sept. 2018.

Agnoli, S. et al. “Enhancing creative cognition with a rapid right-parietal neurofeedback procedure.” Neuropsychologia, Vol. 118, Part A Sept. 2018.

Chiu, F.C. “ Improving your creative potential without awareness: Overinclusive thinking training.” Thinking Skills and Creativity . Vol 15. March 2015.

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