Some time ago, in the early 1960s, a young psychology named Sarnoff Mednick had stumbled on a possible technique for gauging creativity in an individual.
The curious Dr. Mednick wondered, as many of us do today, how exactly do you weigh creative potential? What he discovered was that creativity is representative of associated memory. When your brain connects ideas together, it’s using creativity to do so, and often new ideas can result.
With this knowledge Mednick helped to create a type of creativity test that is still used regularly today, known as the Remote Association Test (or RAT). If you want to weigh your own level of creativity, keep reading.
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