Imagine you’re learning tennis. As a beginner, you’re learning constantly. As you become good enough to hold your own on the court, your improvement tapers off. Why? First, you may get complacent. When you ma
Replacing divergent thinking with another simplistic proposal that asso- ciates the complex mental faculty of creativity with a single notion or dimension – say, cognitive dissonance or activity in the mirror neuron system – might come, due to its one-dimen- sionality, with an instantaneously ...