Emotional and Motivational Correlates of Creativity

 Emotional and Motivational Correlates of Creativity:

  • Previous research demonstrates that repetitive cues, such as love, performing 

    approach behaviour, and good feelings, such as happiness and joy, drive creativity

     and divergent thinking (Baas, 2015).

  • According to other research, unpleasant cues and negative emotions might hinder

     divergent and flexible thought, but they can also boost creativity in the correct

     situations (Baas, 2015).

  • The positive effects of optimism on cognitive (such as danger perceptions),

     emotional (such as anxiety), and volitional processes (such as poor intrinsic 

    motivation) suggest that it may be a possible treatment for the impacts of

     avoidance motivation that undermine creativity (Baas, 2015).

  • Challenge the well-known Edison quote, "Creativity is 1% inspiration and 

    99% perspiration," and present evidence that both inspiration and perspiration 

    play significant but distinct roles in creation (Baas, 2015).

     

    https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-correlation-between-creativity-mental-health-kerry-o-brien 

 

 

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