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As you might expect, creative people’s minds work differently from others. Highly creative people particularly excel at divergent thinking—the ability to generate many possible answers by allowing the mind to connect ideas in unexpected ways. Creative people are also mentally resourceful. For example, most people always took it for granted that a painter could not depict an object from (X)(a single perspective/multiple perspectives). However, Pablo Picasso wondered if it ⓐwere possible to show different perspectives at once and thus created cubism. Surprisingly, scientists have witnessed how thought processes linked to revolutionary thinking in creatives utilize certain brain areas. One study compared the brain images of university art students to ⓑthose of non-artists. An area that showed particular interest was the precuneus, the part of the brain that controls the “mind’s eye,” or the ability to visualize, combine, and manipulate images. Researchers detected greater precuneus development in artists than in non-artists.

A related characteristic that creatives share ⓒis a willingness to take risks. Psychologists have found a (Y)(connection/difference) between having a so-called “Type T” personality and being creative. Type Ts constantly seek out new and stimulating experiences, even when doing so is risky. They’re nonconformists who rely on their own judgment rather than obeying rules and conventions. Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi was a psychologist and the author of Flow and the Psychology of Discovery and Invention. He quoted a Nobel Prize-winning economist: “One of the most common ⓓfailure of able people is a lack of nerve. They’ll play safe games. In innovation, you have to play a (Z)(bolder/safer) game if ⓔit is going to be interesting.”