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| ID: | 2114 |
| Title: | PsyBlog |
| URL: | http://www.spring.org.uk/ |
| Category: | Science |
| Description: | Scientific psychology, or in laymans terms - understanding how our minds work and why we think and act the way we do. |
| Multiple-Choice Tests: Why Sticking With Your First Answer is (Probably) Wrong - Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:34:47 +0000 |
What's the best strategy for taking a multiple-choice test?PsyBlog's How to Be Creative
It's because creativity is mysterious. Just ask any scientist, artist, writer or other highly creative person to explain how they come up with brilliant ideas and, if they're honest, they don't really know. But over the decades psychologists have given ordinary participants countless tests, forms and tasks and conducted hundreds of hours of interviews. From these emerge the psychological conditions of creativity. Not what you should do, but how you should be... |
| Duck/Rabbit Illusion Provides a Simple Test of Creativity - Tue, 31 Jan 2012 18:06:50 +0000 |
Are you creative? Try this simple test...PsyBlog's How to Be Creative
It's because creativity is mysterious. Just ask any scientist, artist, writer or other highly creative person to explain how they come up with brilliant ideas and, if they're honest, they don't really know. But over the decades psychologists have given ordinary participants countless tests, forms and tasks and conducted hundreds of hours of interviews. From these emerge the psychological conditions of creativity. Not what you should do, but how you should be... |
| Powerful People Feel Taller Than They Really Are - Tue, 24 Jan 2012 17:05:13 +0000 |
Experiment demonstrates how a powerful feeling feeds back into self-perception of height.PsyBlog's How to Be Creative
It's because creativity is mysterious. Just ask any scientist, artist, writer or other highly creative person to explain how they come up with brilliant ideas and, if they're honest, they don't really know. But over the decades psychologists have given ordinary participants countless tests, forms and tasks and conducted hundreds of hours of interviews. From these emerge the psychological conditions of creativity. Not what you should do, but how you should be... |
