Creativity, Glr and fMRI research

Tip-of-the-hat (again) to the Eide Neurolearning blog for an FYI post (and many useful links) regarding recent fMRI research in the somewhat psychometrically fuzzy domain of creativity.

CHC note - many of the fluency narrow ability factors in the broad domain of Glr (long-term retrieval) are often labeled as indicators of creativity.


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