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Journal article

Neurotic Individuals are not Creative Thinkers

AD Pickering, LD Smillie, CG DeYoung

Trends in Cognitive Sciences | Published : 2016

DOI: 10.1016/j.tics.2015.10.001

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Keywords

Neurosciences & Neurology
5204 Cognitive and Computational Psychology
Default Mode Network
Life Sciences & Biomedicine
52 Psychology
Creativity
Science & Technology
Openness
Neurosciences
Self-Generated Thought
Psychology
Psychology, Experimental
5203 Clinical and Health Psychology
Neuroticism
Social Sciences
Behavioral Sciences

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