Creativity reflects the remarkable human capacity to produce novel and effective ideas.
Empirical work suggests that creative ideas do not just emerge out of nowhere but typically …

The ability to generate novel ideas, known as divergent thinking, depends on both semantic
knowledge and episodic memory. Semantic knowledge and episodic memory are known to …

Implications Academics, policymakers, and the general public are highly concerned about
the spread of misinformation, and a great deal of research has sought interventions to …

Constructive episodic retrieval processes play an adaptive role in supporting divergent
thinking (ie, creatively combining diverse bits of information) and means-end problem …

Creative thinking is a complex cognitive ability that requires the combination and integration
of information in the memory to produce original ideas. Previous creativity research has …

Episodic retrieval plays a functional-adaptive role in supporting divergent creative thinking,
the ability to creatively combine different pieces of information. However, the same …

The development of education directly refers to the improvement of digital technologies that
contribute to new opportunities in the learning process. Based on this, the primary purpose …

Subthreshold depression (StD), as a subclinical state, is highly prevalent and increases the
risk for developing major depressive disorder (MDD). Although several studies have …

Societal structures and theoretical models of memory organization share network-like
features, suggesting potential mutual insights into how information spreads and shapes …

A large and growing body of work demonstrates that remembering past events relies on
constructive episodic retrieval of event details, while these same processes allow those …