Evidence for a dual - process account of creative thought

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• • Christian

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    Published: 02-25-2014 04:57 pm
    Updated: 02-26-2014 03:52 pm
  • https://www.csbbcs.org/ocs2/index.php/meeting/2013/paper/viewFile/280/42
    
    General about dual-process theory and creativity.
    
    Type 1 - "Intuitive" processing
    * Fast
    * Automatic
    * Low-effort
    * High-capacity
    
    Type 2 - "Analytics" processing
    * Slow
    * Controlled
    * High-effort
    * Low-capacity
    
    Note these two "types" does not describe the tasks contents, only it's efficiency. So one could generalize it into
    "People use two states, one state is more efficient than the other"
    
    or "People use two states, one is more natural than the other"

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