Source: © 2016 From the Daily Doodle Journal of Cathy Malchiodi, PhD There are still many areas in the field of art therapy that are in need of investigation ...
Encouraging children to engage in arts and crafts activities, such as doodling, colouring and crafting, can foster their creativity and critical thinking skills, says Nor Azhar Ishak, a renowned ...
Ben Bass is a longtime computer programmer and avid doodler. In elementary school, he doodled World War II airplanes, and doodled throughout high school and college. Then doodling got away from him.
The next time you’re stuck on a project, stymied by a problem, or just stressed out at work, you might want to break out a pen and paper and start doodling. Research shows those random shapes, lines, ...
To test the impact of making art on the brain, Girija Kaimal, an assistant professor in the College of Nursing and Health Professions at Drexel, used medical scanning technology to observe blood flow ...
The current business environment can be intense, making the need for creativity crucial to achieve new solutions and original ideas. However, how do you activate people’s creativity at work? This will ...
Is the employee who DOODLES at office meetings a goof-off who's neglecting his or her responsibilities? Or is he or she actually exercising something that could be called "Doodle Diligence"? A ...
According to a recent study at Drexel University, doodling actually activates the brain’s reward pathways and promotes overall creativity. The study consisted of 26 participants — 11 men and 15 women, ...
In a victory for absent-minded scribblers everywhere, one study now suggests that doodling can help your memory. Though research suggests multitasking or daydreaming can be distracting, psychologist ...
It’s high time we put the most enduring myths about human behavior to bed, and see the mind—and the world—as it is. Source: © 2016 From the Daily Doodle ...
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