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Creativity Research
Researchers from University of South Australia detail findings in creativity research
July 26th, 2008
"Although creativity is often seen as an aspect of self-fulfillment, it is important to recognize its social effects. The traditional view is that these should be beneficial, creativity thus being benevolent," scientists in Adelaide, Australia report. "However, those who wish to do deliberate harm to others can also display creativity, in this case malevolent creativity. This is governed by the same principles as benevolent creativity, differing only in its intended purpose. Like any creativity, malevolent creativity can be examined through its products. Concepts from research on creative products provide important insights into the activities of terrorists and...
Source: Law & Health Weekly (2008-07-26)
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