Bilinguals Show Reduced Creativity When Thinking in Second Language, Study Finds

Bilingual Creativity Gap: Native Language Sparks Brighter Ideas

Lost in translation. Scientists discover that thinking in a second language can dull your creative edge because your native tongue provides "higher-definition" mental images.

Bilinguals Show Reduced Creativity When Thinking in Second Language, Study Finds

Bilinguals are more creative in their native language because it supports richer mental imagery and idea generation. The post Bilinguals Show Reduced Creativity When Thinking in Second Language, Study Finds appeared first on Psychreg.