Compared with people who watched purely entertaining videos, viewers of artsy films performed better on tasks requiring flexible ideas and fresh connections . The findings add strong evidence that art can do more than stir emotions: even brief cultural experiences may help people think more openly, solve problems differently and bring new ideas into daily life.
(c) Alexei Demidov

Las películas de arte pueden activar la creatividad, según estudio

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Frente a quienes vieron videos de entretenimiento sin componente artístico, los espectadores de cine de autor rindieron mejor en tareas que requirieron ideas flexibles y conexiones nuevas. Los resultados aportan una de las pruebas más sólidas hasta ahora de que el arte no solo emociona: incluso una experiencia cultural breve puede ayudar a pensar de manera más abierta.

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