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Study reveals creative people enjoy idle time more than others

Study reveals creative people enjoy idle time more than others
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Creative people enjoy idle time more than others, study finds

Creative people enjoy idle time more than others, study finds
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Creative people enjoy idle time more than others

Creative people enjoy idle time more than others
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Creative people enjoy idle time more than others

During the pandemic, when the world experienced extended periods of unstructured time, creative types were less bored and more engaged with their thoughts than others, a new UArizona study finds.

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Schizophrenia: Network disruptions in the brain may be a factor

Researchers say that in people with schizophrenia semantic networks in the brain appeared to be disrupted, resulting in incoherent speech and delusions

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