The study examines how the remote associates test (RAT) has been used to examine
theories of creativity through a review of recent studies on creativity. Creativity-related …

Classical neural circuitry models of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are largely derived
from univariate activation studies and implicate the fronto-limbic circuit as a main neural …

The COVID-19 epidemic is associated with negative mood, which has the potential to be a
powerful driver of creativity. However, the influence of negative mood on cognitive creativity …

Neuroimaging has revealed numerous neural predictors of individual differences in
creativity; however, with most of these identified in only one study, sometimes involving very …

Recent studies and reviews suggest that creative thinking is at least partly a domain-general
cognitive ability, dependent on consistent patterns of brain activity including co-activation of …

Problem-solving is essential for advances in cultural, social, and scientific knowledge. It is
also one of the most challenging cognitive processes to facilitate. Some problem-solving is …

Resting-state functional connectivity (RSFC) between various brain regions is thought to be
associated with creative abilities. Extensive research correlating RSFC with performance on …

Creativity is pivotal to solving complex problems of many kinds, yet how cognitive flexibility
dynamically supports creative processes is largely unexplored. Despite being a crucial multi …

The ability to compose creative musical ideas depends on the cooperation of brain
mechanisms involved in multiple processes, including controlled creative cognition, which is …

The dual‐process theory that two different systems of thought coexist in creative thinking has
attracted considerable attention. In the field of creative thinking, divergent thinking (DT) is the …