Creativity has long been thought to involve associative processes in memory: connecting
concepts to form ideas, inventions, and artworks. However, associative thinking has been …

Creativity reflects the remarkable human capacity to produce novel and effective ideas.
Empirical work suggests that creative ideas do not just emerge out of nowhere but typically …

Automated scoring for divergent thinking (DT) seeks to overcome a key obstacle to creativity
measurement: the effort, cost, and reliability of scoring open-ended tests. For a common test …

We developed a novel conceptualization of one component of creativity in narratives by
integrating creativity theory and distributional semantics theory. We termed the new …

Recent developments in computerized scoring via semantic distance have provided
automated assessments of verbal creativity. Here, we extend past work, applying …

The visual modality is central to both reception and expression of human creativity. Creativity
assessment paradigms, such as structured drawing tasks Barbot, seek to characterize this …

The link between dreams and creativity has been a topic of intense speculation. Recent
scientific findings suggest that sleep onset (known as N1) may be an ideal brain state for …

Metaphor is crucial in human cognition and creativity, facilitating abstract thinking,
analogical reasoning, and idea generation. Typically, human raters manually score the …

Domain‐specificity is a topic of debate within the field of creativity. To shed light on this
issue, we conducted a meta‐analysis of cross‐domain correlations based on the Kaufman …

Creativity research commonly involves recruiting human raters to judge the originality of
responses to divergent thinking tasks, such as the alternate uses task (AUT). These manual …