Genius: The Natural History of CreativityCambridge University Press, 1995 M05 11 - 344 páginas Genius: The Natural History of Creativity presents a novel theory of genius and creativity that is based on the personality characteristics of creative persons and geniuses. Starting with the fact that genius and creativity are frequently related to psychopathology, this book brings together many different lines of research into the subject. Professor Eysenck provides experimental evidence to support these theories in their application to creativity. He considers the role of intelligence, social status, gender, and many other factors that have been linked with genius and creativity. His theory traces creativity from DNA through personality to special cognitive processes to genius. The book will generate a great deal of interest in the fields of psychology, psychiatry, philosophy, and sociology. |
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... psychopathology , it uses modern research into the causes of cognitive over- inclusiveness to suggest possible applications of these theories to creativity . Professor Eysenck reports experimental research to support these theories in ...
... psychopathology , it uses modern research into the causes of cognitive over- inclusiveness to suggest possible applications of these theories to creativity . Professor Eysenck reports experimental research to support these theories in ...
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... psychopathology : psychoticism 7 The roots of creative genius 8 From DNA to creativity and genius References Index page 1 11 47 83 124 170 202 236 279 289 335 Introduction The important thing in science is not so much.
... psychopathology : psychoticism 7 The roots of creative genius 8 From DNA to creativity and genius References Index page 1 11 47 83 124 170 202 236 279 289 335 Introduction The important thing in science is not so much.
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... psychopathological personality traits often found , to a debilitating effect , in functional psychotics ... psychopathology and of creativity ; we now have theories , with good empirical backing , which anchor such cognitive ...
... psychopathological personality traits often found , to a debilitating effect , in functional psychotics ... psychopathology and of creativity ; we now have theories , with good empirical backing , which anchor such cognitive ...
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Contenido
The nature of genius | 11 |
Genius and intelligence | 47 |
Creativity measurement and personality correlates | 83 |
Conditions for excellence | 124 |
Intuition and the unconscious | 170 |
The nature of psychopathology psychoticism | 202 |
The roots of creative genius | 236 |
From DNA to creativity and genius | 279 |
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ability activity affective disorder argued artists average Baltes Barron behaviour chapter Claridge clearly complex concept conditional probability continuum correlation course creative achievement creative person depressive illness diagnoses discussion divergent thinking dopamine effect ego-strength eminence evidence experience experimental extraversion Eysenck factor females fluency function Galton genetic genius hemisphere high-P hypothesis ideas important individual differences intelligence intuition involved Journal latent inhibition major males manic-depressive Martindale mathematical mathematicians Maunder Minimum measure mental Method of Loci negative priming neuroticism normal original overinclusiveness parents patients personality traits postulated prediction problem produce psychiatric Psychiatry Psychology psychometric psychopathology psychosis psychotic psychoticism Ramanujan ratings relevant responses sample scale schizo-affective schizophrenics schizotypy scientific scientists scores serotonin similar Simonton social stimulus subjects success suggested Terman tests theory thinking Torrance types unconscious unusual variables verbal Victor Herbert word association