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Anurag Patel

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Boost your creativity with these 10 psychological tricks (Part 1)... 1. Go for a walk One 2014 study found that people tend to be more creative when they are walking rather than when they are sitting down. • Previous research has shown that regular physical activity can play an important role in boosting and protecting cognitive abilities, but this study found that a simple walk could temporarily improve certain types of thinking. 2. Reward yourself Research has found that rewarding things that are already intrinsically rewarding can backfire and actually reduce motivation, a phenomenon known as the overjustification effect. • So it might seem like offering some sort of reward for creative thinking might have the opposite effect, stifling creativity and motivation. Yet research has found that when rewards are offered explicitly for producing creative works, creativity actually increases.

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