The role of asking more complex questions in creative thinking.

Raz, Tuval; Reiter-Palmon, Roni; Kenett, Yoed N.

doi:10.1037/aca0000658

“…We find that as participants ask more complex questions, they are more creative, empirically highlighting the role of question-asking in creativity. In addition, participants are also assessed for intelligence, Openness to Experience, and curiosity (Raz et al, 2023). Although we find a strong significant relationship between question-asking and creativity, we find that in general, creativity was not significantly related to curiosity, further highlighting the complex relation between them .…”

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confidence: 70%

Mindfulness, curiosity, and creativity

Pagnini,

Maymin,

Langer

2024

Behav Brain Sci

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Curiosity and creativity are manifestations of novelty-seeking mechanisms, closely intertwined and interdependent. This principle aligns seamlessly with the foundational tenets of Langerian mindfulness, which places novelty seeking as a cornerstone. Creativity, curiosity, openness, and flexibility all harmoniously converge in this framework. Spanning over four decades, research in the realm of mindfulness has diligently delved into the intricate interplay among these constructs.

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“…We find that as participants ask more complex questions, they are more creative, empirically highlighting the role of question-asking in creativity. In addition, participants are also assessed for intelligence, Openness to Experience, and curiosity (Raz et al, 2023). Although we find a strong significant relationship between question-asking and creativity, we find that in general, creativity was not significantly related to curiosity, further highlighting the complex relation between them .…”

Section: Introductioncontrasting

confidence: 70%

An extension of the novelty-seeking model: Considering the plurality of novelty types and their differential interactions with memory

Servais,

Bastin

2024

Behav Brain Sci

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“…We find that as participants ask more complex questions, they are more creative, empirically highlighting the role of question-asking in creativity. In addition, participants are also assessed for intelligence, Openness to Experience, and curiosity (Raz et al, 2023). Although we find a strong significant relationship between question-asking and creativity, we find that in general, creativity was not significantly related to curiosity, further highlighting the complex relation between them .…”

Section: Introductioncontrasting

confidence: 70%