Schizophrenic Person
Swedish researchers have found that creative people may make unusual associations and think broadly because like schizophrenics, they may be less able to filter out information. In their study, scientists gave 13 healthy men and women who took tests that asked them to look for solutions to a problem. The more solutions they came up with, the higher their creativity levels. After studying these people's brains, investigators found that the creative problem-solvers had a lower concentration of...
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