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Scientific American (305)3 2011
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Scientific American (305)3 2011
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Studies seeking to predict publication rates among faculty have found contradictory results. The purpose of this study was to determine whether short- or long-term research publications among family medicine faculty were better accounted for using cusp catastrophe modeling (CCM) rather than linear mo...
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PMID: 21382263
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Psychiatria Danubina (23)1 2011
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Communication with person with dementia (PWD) is becoming worse and worse during the course of illness, and at the end may be totally lost. Non-pharmacological interventions may be beneficial in increasing the behavioural disturbances which appears frequently during the progression o...
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PMID: 21448117
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Residents of a nursing home in Wales benefit from matron Rachel Kemp's dedication to their wellbeing. Her work has been recognised with a national award.
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PMID: 21563537
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Behavioural Brain Research (214)2 2010
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We reviewed 45 brain-imaging studies of creative cognition. We found little clear evidence of overlap in their results. Nearly as many different tests were used as there were studies; this test diversity makes it impossible to interpret the different findings across studies with any confidence. Our...
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PMID: 20488210
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The practising midwife (13)10 2010
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Psicothema (22)4 2010
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Our results indicate that there was a higher CV response in the computer-mediated condition, on the closed information task and in the externally paced condition. These role of these factors should be considered when studying the consequences of social stress and their underlying mechanisms....
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PMID: 21044500
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The Lancet (376)9751 2010
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Poster presentations are often part of major conferences. This column offers suggestions for working with presenters and information about facilitating the poster session process in continuing nursing education.
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PMID: 20954595
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An exciting expansion of online educational opportunities is occurring in nursing. The use of a WebQuest as an inquiry-based learning activity can offer considerable opportunity for nurses to learn how to analyze and synthesize critical information. A WebQuest, as a constructivist, inquiry-oriented...
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PMID: 20506929
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Perceptual and Motor Skills (111)2 2010
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Among 75 college students, response frequency from the Rorschach correlated significantly at .21 with Alternate Uses and at .20 with Match Problems (measures of divergent thinking), but not significantly (r = .07) with the Questionnaire (a self-report measure of flexibility) from the Test of Behavio...
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PMID: 21162456
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Nursing Management (17)5 2010
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Hospital patients often experience many different art forms, from the simple placing of sculpture in hospital grounds to the involvement of patients and staff in exhibitions, performances or workshops. In this article, the author refers to the work of Royal Brompton & Harefield Arts to improve the w...
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PMID: 20945629
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We undertook a hermeneutic phenomenological study of well-being and discovered a soulful strength and a rhythmic flow to this lived experience. There is a letting go that is experienced as a tension and rhythmic interchange, as in breathing. Harmony and balance lie at its foundation. Well-being requ...
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PMID: 20682969
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Perceptual and Motor Skills (111)1 2010
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Two experiments examined the possible link between magical thinking and creativity in preschool children. In Exp. 1, 4- and 6-yr.-old children were shown a film with either a magical or nonmagical theme. Results indicated that the mean scores of children shown the magical film was significantly high...
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PMID: 21058605
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We sought to incorporate a meaningful writing assignment as part of a junior-level professional development course. We used innovative methods that support the missions of higher education in general and nursing education in particular while promoting healthful living and establishing the community-...
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PMID: 20438030
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Our college of nursing has collaborated with the U.S. Public Health Department to design a creative educational experience for community health students on bioterrorism and disaster preparedness. Content areas include the National Stockpile, the Planned Response to Pandemic Influenza provided by the...
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PMID: 20210283
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Minnesota medicine (93)7 2010
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Minnesota medicine (93)7 2010
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Minnesota medicine (93)7 2010
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The creative arts therapies are six fields that combine artistic expression with psychotherapy to promote healing, wellness, and personal change. Although they are well-established fields, they are garnering renewed attention with the recent focus on health care and the arts. This article describes...
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PMID: 20701043
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Modern Healthcare (40)25 2010
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Modern Healthcare (40)24 2010
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Psychiatria Danubina (22)2 2010
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There is a huge gap between possibilities for achieving high treatment effectiveness and poor results in clinical practice. It is possible to achieve a more positive impact and better treatment outcome by individualizing and personalizing treatments in a more creative and rational manner. This revie...
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PMID: 20562771
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NeuroImage (51)2 2010
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We used voxel-based morphometry (VBM) to identify the gray matter correlates of individual creativity as measured by the divergent thinking test. We found positive correlations between regional gray matter volume and individual creativity in several regions such as the right dorsolateral prefrontal...
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PMID: 20226253
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The present study suggests a method with which to assess the interrelations between different types of pretend play. In contrast to standard methods in this area, the various types of pretend play were measured within an interactive play scenario. The pretend play tasks were included in a semi-struc...
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PMID: 20481391
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Perceptual and Motor Skills (110)3 Pt 1 2010
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This field-based study analyzed effects of a deliberate-play training program in basketball on tactical game intelligence and tactical creativity. 22 youth basketball players, ages 10 to 12 years, completed basketball training in one of two equal-sized groups. The deliberate-play training program co...
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PMID: 20681337
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NeuroImage (51)1 2010
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We used diffusion tensor imaging and a behavioral creativity test of divergent thinking to investigate the relationship between creativity and structural connectivity. We examined associations between creativity and fractional anisotropy across the brain in healthy young adult (mean age, 21.7 years...
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PMID: 20171286
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We used a pretest-intervention-posttest design with control group. The sample was made up of 110 participants, aged between 13 and 15 years, 58 of them in the experimental group and 52 in the control group. Six assessment instruments were administered before and after applying the method in order to...
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PMID: 20480683
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Indian Pediatrics (47)5 2010
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Using material from the analysis of a male patient, the author examines the meanings of the decapitated body of a woman in various religious and cultural beliefs and myths, including those represented by the image of the Hindu goddess Lajja Gauri, and the relevance of these to male denial of creativ...
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PMID: 20496840
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We examine the validity of this approach and the list of 43 potential innovations it generated for wild orangutans by extending the comparison to zoo orangutans. First, we created an inventory of the behavioral repertoire in the zoo population. Four of ten putative innovations recognized in the fiel...
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PMID: 20072848
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Within the creativity domain, inspiration is a motivational state posited to energize the actualization of creative ideas. The authors examined the construct validity, predictive utility, and function of inspiration in the writing process. Study 1, a cross-lagged panel study, showed that getting cre...
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PMID: 20175625
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British Journal of Psychology (101)Pt 1 2010
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We identified the strong tendency of our participants to select feasible and desirable ideas, at the cost of originality, as the main reason for their poor selection performance. Two manipulations of participants' processing of the available ideas (exclusion instructions and quality ratings) had no...
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PMID: 19267959
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Creative engagement, as an expression of and a support for resilience, may have a neuroprotective effect among older adults, contributing to retention of cognitive capacity. Recent research on creative activities shows that they strengthen social networks and give persons a sense of control; both ou...
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PMID: 20176299
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We report an observational field study that aimed to identify innovative processes in rehabilitant orangutans' (Pongo pygmaeus) water innovations on Kaja Island, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia. We tested for the basic model of innovating (make small changes to old behavior), 4 contributors (apply old...
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PMID: 20175593
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The Physiologist (53)1 2010
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Innovation is often thought to be the implementation of new or different practices. It is also a constituent, permanent and yet silent part of the work of healthcare workers. Exposing this creativity used to form a unique, respectful, lively and personalised healthcare relationship could lead to the...
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PMID: 20518242
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We found a curvilinear relationship between evaluative stress and creativity such that low evaluative contexts increased creative performance over control conditions, whereas highly evaluative contexts decreased creative performance. We found a linearly negative relationship between uncontrollabilit...
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PMID: 20085417
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Contemporary Nurse (34)2 2010
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I adopt an unconventional form of writing to explore the individual nature of cultural boundaries, and uncover hidden messages that impact on our efforts to build connections across cultures and ethnicities in mental health settings. Presented as a play, the conversation between protagonists explore...
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PMID: 20509812
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