Developing creativity and letting in more stimuli
A new Eide Neurolearning Blog post refers to studies on attentional style and creativity, including a study that notes, “…psychometric measures of creativity and measures of real-world creative achievement are associated with a habitual tendency toward diffuse rather than focused attention, which results in ineffective filtering of distracting or irrelevant environmental stimuli.”
From the Highly Sensitive site post Highly sensitive people: latent inhibition and creativity.
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