Creativity is the ability to come up with new and useful ideas, which is an ability that everyone can do to some degree. Recent research suggests that creativity involves three brain networks: the default (engaged in spontaneous thinking, such as daydreaming and imagining, may play a key role in idea generation or brainstorming), salience(This network may play a key role in alternating between idea generation and idea evaluation.), and executive networks(may play a key role in idea evaluation or determining whether brainstormed ideas will actually work and modifying them to fit the creative goal) These regions, typically activated separately, work together. A study showed that those with stronger connections in these networks scored higher in creative tasks. These findings show that the creative brain is uniquely wired, though more research is needed to determine whether these networks can be trained or are fixed.
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