Creativity, ambiguous figures, and academic preference

Citation

Doherty M & Mair S (2012) Creativity, ambiguous figures, and academic preference. Perception, 41 (10), pp. 1262-1266. https://doi.org/10.1068/p7350

Abstract
Research suggests that ambiguous figure reversal is associated with creativity, but current evidence relies on subjective self-report that is difficult to quantify (Wiseman, Watt, Gilhooly, Georgiou, 2011 British Journal of Psychology 102 615-622). Using quantifiable measures of both phenomena we confirm this claim. We also find that participants studying science experience much more frequent reversal-a novel and intriguing finding. Keywords: ambiguous figure reversal, creativity, academic preference

Keywords
ambiguous figure reversal; creativity; academic preference

Journal
Perception: Volume 41, Issue 10

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