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Imagination Cognition and Personality

1 Papers Indexed in Blossom

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Imagination Cognition and Personality has 1 tracked paper indexed in Blossom (2014) from 4 authors, across Creativity and Personality & Trait Factors.

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Self-Reported Drug Use and Creativity: (Re)Establishing Layperson Myths

Using factor analysis and structural equation modelling on self-reported legal, illegal and psychotropic drug use and four creativity measures (controlling for openness to experience), the study found that openness was the strongest predictor of creativity, although self-reported drug use produced small but significant incremental effects. The authors interpret these residual effects as likely reflecting expectancy/placebo influences rather than clear pharmacological enhancement.

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October 28, 2014
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Imagination Cognition and Personality
Authors
Humphrey, D. E., Mckay, A. S., Primi, R., Kaufman, J. C.

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