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Creativity Research Audio Journal (CRAJ)

Are you curious about how AI would talk about creativity research of the real world? This podcast weaves together compelling findings from art, design, neuroscience, psychology, and AI to decode the creative mind. In each episode, two narrators share key insights and discoveries of a published paper or a book. Most of summaries and audio are generated by AI, via NotebookLM. It may still sometimes give inaccurate responses, so you may want to confirm any facts independently.

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Ep.18. Can Novices Learn to Judge Creativity Like...

Creativity Research Audio Journal (CRAJ) ·

2024/11/06

"Learning to judge creativity: The underlying mechanisms in creativity training for non-expert judges" by Martin Storme, Nils Myszkowski, Pinar Çelik, and Todd Lubart (2014) This research paper examines whether it is possible to train non-expert judges to evaluate creativity in a manner similar to expert judges. The authors conducted two studies involving a training module that provided participants with a definition of creativity, highlighting the key components of novelty, resolution,

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00:09:59

Ep.17. Can Parkinson’s Disease Awaken Artistic...

Creativity Research Audio Journal (CRAJ) ·

2024/11/05

"Why would Parkinson’s disease lead to sudden changes in creativity, motivation, or style with visual art?: A review of case evidence and new neurobiological, contextual, and genetic hypotheses" by Lauring, Ishizu, Kutlikova, Dörflinger, Haugbøl, Leder, Kupers, and Pelowski (2019) This academic article examines the phenomenon of Parkinson’s disease (PD) patients suddenly developing or increasing their artistic output. The authors explore the neurobiological mechanisms, particularly the role of

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00:11:02

Ep.16. Can AI Be Creative? A New Paradigm for...

Creativity Research Audio Journal (CRAJ) ·

2024/11/04

"Artificial Intelligence, Creativity, and Intentionality: The Need for a Paradigm Shift" by Francisco Tigre Moura (2023) This academic journal article, authored by Francisco Tigre Moura, discusses the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) in the domain of creativity. It argues that AI's ability to generate high-quality content, indistinguishable from human-created works, necessitates a shift in our understanding of intentionality and creativity. Moura proposes a new paradigm that

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00:08:39

Ep.15. Is There a Connection Between Creativity and...

Creativity Research Audio Journal (CRAJ) ·

2024/11/03

"Creativity and Flow: Not a Simple Relationship" by Paula Thomson and S. Victoria Jaque (2023) This research paper examines the relationship between creativity and flow in a group of professional and pre-professional dancers. The study explored how specific aspects of the creative process, such as clarity, preparation and anxiety, impacted the dancers' experience of flow, both dispositionally and during rehearsals and performances. The findings indicate a complex interplay between these two

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00:20:10

Ep.14. Can Inner Speech Shape the Creative Process?

Creativity Research Audio Journal (CRAJ) ·

2024/11/02

"Inner Speaking and Uncertainty during Idea Generation" by Alwin De Rooij (2023)This research paper examines the role of inner speaking, or the internal verbalisations we make to ourselves, in the creative idea generation process. The author argues that certainty about the potential of information for generating original and useful ideas influences the types of inner speech we use, particularly self-reinforcement, self-management, and social assessment, which in turn affect the perceived

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00:14:18

Ep.13. Can a Person's Ability to Tolerate Ambiguity...

Creativity Research Audio Journal (CRAJ) ·

2024/11/01

"Creativity and Tolerance of Ambiguity: An Empirical Study" by Franck Zenasni, Maud Besançon, and Todd Lubart This research paper examines the relationship between creativity and tolerance of ambiguity, a personality trait that indicates one’s comfort with uncertain situations. The study involved 34 pairs of French adolescents and their parents, measuring creativity through tasks like divergent thinking, story-writing, and self-evaluation, as well as tolerance of ambiguity using established scales

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00:11:19

Ep.12. Can 10,000 Hours of Deliberate Practice Create...

Creativity Research Audio Journal (CRAJ) ·

2024/10/31

"The Scientific Study of Expert Levels of Performance: general implications for optimal learning and creativity" by K. Anders Ericsson "The Expert Performance Approach and Deliberate Practice: Some Potential Implications for Studying Creative Performance in Organizations" in Handbook Of Organizational Creativity by K. Anders Ericsson and Jerad H. Moxley This pair of academic texts explores the concept of expertise and expert performance, examining how it is developed and measured. Both texts argue

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00:12:49

Ep.11. Is Ideational Fluency, Alone, Genetically Based?

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2024/10/30

"The Genetic Basis of Creativity and Ideational Fluency" by Mark A. Runco, Ernest P. Noble, Roni Reiter-Palmon, Selcuk Acar, Terry Ritchie & Justin M. Yurkovich This academic research article published in the Creativity Research Journal investigates the genetic basis of creativity, particularly focusing on ideational fluency. The authors replicated and expanded upon earlier work by Reuter et al. (2006) to examine the relationship between five candidate genes (DAT, COMT, DRD4, DRD2, and TPH1)

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00:11:41

Ep.10. Is a Little Bit of Uncertainty the Key to...

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2024/10/29

"Finding meaning in art: Preferred levels of ambiguity in art appreciation" by Martina Jakesch and Helmut Leder (2009) This academic article investigates the relationship between ambiguity and aesthetic appreciation of modern art. The authors conducted an experiment where participants viewed abstract paintings alongside auditory statements that were either matching or non-matching. They found that a moderate level of ambiguity, characterised by a mix of matching and non-matching statements, was

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00:14:34

Ep.09. Is the Brain's Semantic Map More Complex Than...

Creativity Research Audio Journal (CRAJ) ·

2024/10/28

"Decoding semantic representations in mind and brain" by Saskia L. Frisby, Ajay D. Halai, Christopher R. Cox, Matthew A. Lambon Ralph, and Timothy T. Rogers This paper examines the various cognitive and neural approaches to understanding semantic representation in the brain. The authors discuss different perspectives on the computational structure of semantic memory and critically evaluate contemporary multivariate methods used to decode neural activity in functional neuroimaging studies. By

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00:18:16

Ep.08. Can Machines Truly Think? A Look at the Limits...

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2024/10/27

"Creativity and Expert Systems: A Divergence of the Minds" by Donald O. Walter (1988) This paper, written by Donald O. Walter, critiques the shortcomings of traditional “cognitivist” models of the mind in artificial intelligence and proposes alternative models based on a macro-quantum approach. Walter argues that current computer systems are insufficiently equipped to understand the complex processes of human cognition, particularly in relation to creative thinking. He rejects the reductionist

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00:10:53

Ep.07. Can Non-Experts Judge Creativity?

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2024/10/26

"Complexity of Judgment: What Makes Possible the Convergence of Expert and Nonexpert Ratings in Assessing Creativity" by Francesco Galati This study examines the complexity of judgment in assessing the creativity of an artwork, specifically paintings. It challenges the assumption that only experts can accurately judge creativity, arguing instead that nonexperts can provide reliable assessments when the object being judged is less complex. The study tests this hypothesis by having both experts and

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00:13:19

Ep.06. Can Process Knowledge Enhance Design Creativity?

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2024/10/25

"Creativity in Design Engineering and the Role of Knowledge: Modelling the Expert" by Henri Christiaans and Kees Venselaar (2005) This paper examines the relationship between knowledge acquisition and design creativity amongst novice design students. The authors conducted two studies, analysing student learner reports alongside design creativity ratings of their projects, to explore the role of domain-specific and domain-independent knowledge. They found that students who acquired more general

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00:13:18

Ep.05. Does Art Reflect Ourselves?

Creativity Research Audio Journal (CRAJ) ·

2024/10/24

"Art as Mirror: Creativity and Communication in Aesthetics" by Jeffrey K. Smith (2014) This excerpt from the journal Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts is an informal talk given by Jeffrey Smith, an academic who studies art and aesthetics. Smith explores the relationship between creativity and art, posing questions such as whether art is inherently creative, what artists are trying to communicate, and whether art makes us better people. He examines these questions through personal

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00:17:48

Ep.04. Does Expertise Really Matter in Judging Beauty...

Creativity Research Audio Journal (CRAJ) ·

2024/10/23

"The effect of expertise on the creation and evaluation of visual compositions in terms of creativity and beauty" by Yejeong Mutter & Ronald Hübner (2024) https://rdcu.be/dKI0p This study explores the relationship between expertise and the creation and evaluation of visual compositions in terms of beauty and creativity. Using the Consensual Assessment Technique (CAT), the authors conducted two experiments, each with a production phase and an evaluation phase. In the first experiment,

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00:13:57

Ep.03. Are Self-Report Creativity Assessments More...

Creativity Research Audio Journal (CRAJ) ·

2024/10/23

"Assessing Creativity With Self-Report Scales : A Review and Empirical Evaluation" by Silvia, Wigert, Reiter-Palmon, & Kaufman (2012) This article reviews the use of self-report scales in measuring creativity. It analyses four scales in detail: the Creative Achievement Questionnaire (CAQ), the Biographical Inventory of Creative Behaviors (BICB), the Creative Behavior Inventory (CBI), and the Creativity Domain Questionnaire (CDQ-R). The article assesses their reliability, validity, and structure

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00:11:18

Ep.02. Do Accessible Concepts Limit Creativity?

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2024/10/23

"Creative cognition as a window on creativity" by Thomas B. Ward (2006) This paper outlines the creative cognition approach to understanding creativity, which posits that original and useful ideas emerge from the application of basic cognitive processes to existing knowledge structures. The author highlights the importance of converging evidence, drawing upon anecdotal accounts and controlled laboratory studies. The paper examines two key processes: accessing conceptual information at varying

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00:14:28

Ep.01. How do we evaluate creativity in a visual...

Creativity Research Audio Journal (CRAJ) ·

2024/10/23

"Triangulating Creativity: Examining Discrepancies Across Self-Rated, Quasi-Expert-Rated and Verbalized Creativity in Arts-based Learning" by Jenkatz Buonincontro, Richard Hass, & Elaine Perignat (2019) This research paper investigates the discrepancies between how photography students rate their own creativity, how quasi-expert judges rate their photography, and how the students themselves describe their creative process in interviews. The study, which used a mixed methods design, found that

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00:22:54

ep3. Creativity Research (Korean)

Creativity Research Audio Journal (CRAJ) ·

2023/02/06

이번 에피소드는 제가 연구하고 있는 주제, 창의력에 관한 이야기 입니다. 심리학과 인지 심리학, 그리고 시각적 창의력까지 이어지는 연구 주제들의 범위를 설명하고, 과학자와 심리학자들이 창의력을 어떻게 정의하고 이를 활용하고자 하고 있는지 세계의 연구자들과 그들의 연구를 소개합니다.관련 자료들은 아래를 확인해주세요. Oxford The Conversation: https://theconversation.com/uk TechCrunch: https://techcrunch.com/ Frontiers: https://www.frontiersin.org/ Affordance Theory: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/phpr.12929 James Rodes' 4P: Creative Product, Process, Person, and Press J.P. Guilford: Divergent Thinking Sarnoff Mednick:

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00:15:39

ep2. AI and Art (Korean)

Creativity Research Audio Journal (CRAJ) ·

2023/02/01

이번 에피소드에서는 인공지능이 예술에 어떠한 영향을 미칠 것인가를 이야기 해 봅니다. 생성형 인공지능이 나날이 발전을 거듭하고 있는 가운데, AI는 카메라와 사진술의 등장과 비교해 볼 수 있습니다. 예술 사조의 흐름 속에서 사진이 어떤 의미를 가졌었는지, 그리고 인공지능을 어떻게 바라보아야 할 지 챗ㅈㅍㅌ와 함께 고민해봅니다. 제가 주목하는 예술 작가도 한 명 소개 해 드리고, 오늘의 주제와 부합하는 책도 한 권 소개해드리니 많은 관심 부탁드립니다. P.S. 아직 팟캐스트가 처음이라.. 조금만 거리감이 달라져도 소리가 튀네요. 오디오에 불안정한 부분이 있는 점은 양해바랍니다. Today's episode is about the impact of Artificial Intelligence on art. The emergence of AI, which has been developing rapidly, is compared to the emergence of the camera

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