The power of visual art: Higher felt inspiration following aesthetically pleasing visual prompts in a creative writing task
Abstract
Anecdotal reports indicate that visual art might be particularly potent in inducing moments of “creative inspiration” – a state that can be described as externally evoked motivation for creative activity (Thrash & Elliot 2004). In two behavioral experiments we tested the hypothesis that visual aesthetic experiences can increase self-reported creative inspiration by presenting ‘aesthetic’ and ‘non-aesthetic’ visual stimuli as prompts in a...
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Title
The power of visual art: Higher felt inspiration following aesthetically pleasing visual prompts in a creative writing task
Published Date
Sep 6, 2019
Journal
Volume
19
Issue
10
Pages
97a - 97a
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