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Discussions emphasize the lack of reliable evidence linking creativity and mental illness, with example comments criticizing stereotypes and referencing research studies. The tone is analytical yet skeptical, with phrases like 'most studies had flaws' and questions about myths, which highlight a balanced attempt to evaluate the scientific claims and social narratives around this topic.
Most discussions reflect skepticism about the claimed link, citing the lack of strong evidence and highlighting methodological flaws in existing studies.
Participants are highly engaged with the topic, questioning widespread myths and debating social implications, indicating strong interest.
The comments show some depth, referencing specific studies and concepts like the 'myth of the mad genius', suggesting moderate engagement.
The discussions influence perceptions by challenging stereotypes and promoting a more nuanced understanding, though they do not appear to provoke major societal change.
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@Patbrdh the myth that creativity is inextricably linked to psychopathology is widespread and controversial. None of the following studies: "Sawyer RK. Creativity and mental illness: is there a link? November 2, 2012. https://t.co/9nvFh5l4R7. Accessed March 4, 2014." found a link 3/
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Creativity and mental illness: Is there a link? https://t.co/JOzeMCMPJd
Creativity and mental illness: Is there a link? https://t.co/JOzeMCMPJd
Creativity and mental illness: Is there a link? Is there a link between creativity and mental health in Nigeria?
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ARTISTS ARE NOT CREATIVE/HAVE MENTAL ILLNESSES AND ARE STEREOTYPIC = AVOID THEM & BE CREATIVE? Creativity and mental illness: Is there a link?
Creativity and mental illness: Is there a link? https://t.co/JOzeMCMPJd
Creativity and mental illness: Is there a link? https://t.co/JOzeMCMPJd
Creativity and mental illness: Is there a link? Is there a link between creativity and mental health in Nigeria?
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Creativity and mental illness. Is there a link?
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@Patbrdh the myth that creativity is inextricably linked to psychopathology is widespread and controversial. None of the following studies: "Sawyer RK. Creativity and mental illness: is there a link? November 2, 2012. https://t.co/9nvFh5l4R7. Accessed March 4, 2014." found a link 3/
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RT @rajivprab: Just watched a cool video on the "myth of the mad genius". Can anyone confirm this is an accurate representation of the lite…
RT @rajivprab: Just watched a cool video on the "myth of the mad genius". Can anyone confirm this is an accurate representation of the lite…
Just watched a cool video on the "myth of the mad genius". Can anyone confirm this is an accurate representation of the literature? https://t.co/fETo1qDEVY
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Creativity and Mental Illness: Is There a Link?, The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 43, 2, (166-172), (1998).https://doi.org/10.1177/070674379804300206.
Creativity and psychopathology: a relationship of shared neurocognitive 10.1177/070674379804300206 vulnerabilities In: E Rex, O Jung and O Vartanian ...
Music and madness: DOI:10.1177/070674379804300206. Neuropsychiatric aspects of music. Clinical Medicine, 9(1), 83 – 86. DOI:10.7861/clinmedicine.9-1-83 ...
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