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The enfant terrible of neuroscience, with two well-received books under his belt (e.g., How We Decide), Wired contributing editor Lehrer here argues that creativity is not a single, rarely given attribute but a set of processes that we can all learn to use more effectively. Bracing reading (and maybe really, really advanced self-help) not solely for the science-smart.
| Genre | NonFiction Health, Mind and Body Psychological Science |
| Topics | Imagination Creativity Psychology Sociology Business |