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At Rufa Neurosciences Reveal How Creatives Imagine
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Milan, 11 Sep. (askanews) - There is no single way of being creative and there is no single form of artistic imagination. This is what emerges from an international research led by Maria Kozhevnikov, professor at the National University of Singapore and Harvard Medical School, and realized in collaboration with René Angeramo, psychologist-psychotherapist and head of orientation and psychological counseling of Rufa, Rome University of Fine Arts, …
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