Exploring Creativity

What do Scott Barry Kaufman and Carolyn Gregoire explore in their work?

• The history of art

• How to develop creativity as a habit

• The science of mathematics

• The evolution of technology

What is a common assumption about creativity mentioned in the text?

• It is a skill that can be easily learned

• It is something we had as a child but lost

• It is only found in scientists

• It is a physical trait

According to the text, how is creativity displayed?

• Only through painting

• Through various forms like words, photos, and fashion

• Exclusively in scientific research

• Only in music

What have neuroscientists found about creativity?

• It involves a single brain region

• It draws on the whole brain

• It is located in the left hemisphere

• It is unrelated to brain activity

What does the default network enable us to do?

• Perform complex calculations

• Imagine other perspectives and scenarios

• Focus on a single task

• Improve physical strength

What is the role of different brain regions in creativity?

• They work independently

• They are not involved

• They handle each task and work together

• They only process emotions

What role does the "executive attention" network play in creativity?

• It helps us remember past failures.

• It supports creative thinking by planning future actions.

• It focuses solely on external distractions.

• It encourages us to use only one creative tactic.

Which network is responsible for motivation during the creative process?

• Executive attention network

• Salience network

• Imagination network

• Memory network

What happens to the executive attention network as creative people refine their work?

• It becomes less active.

• It remains unchanged.

• It becomes increasingly more active.

• It deactivates completely.

What is the main theme of the book "Wired to Create"?

• Developing creativity as a habit and way of life

• Focusing solely on logical thinking

• Avoiding paradoxes in creativity

• Limiting self-expression