What did Takeuchi and colleagues find in their research that sought to measure creativity and neural connectivity? They found a
direct and positive relationship between the subjects' creativity scores and their neural connectivity in the frontal lobe. They found an indirect and negative relationship between the subjects' creativity scores and their neural connectivity in the parietal lobe. They found an indirect and negative relationship between the subjects' creativity scores and their neural connectivity in the frontal lobe. They found a direct and positive relationship between the subjects' creativity scores and their neural connectivity in the parietal lobe.
They found a direct and positive relationship between the student’s creativity scores and their neural connectivity most especially in frontal lobe. Extremely creative contributors failed to suppress activity in the precuneus while engaging in a working memory task signifying that creativity may benefit from the co-activation of execution control and default mode networks.
