1992
DOI: 10.1016/s0272-4944(05)80081-7
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Creativity enhancement through flotation isolation

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“…Corresponding positive effects have been reported for the floating form of REST (e.g., Best & Suedfeld, 1982;Hutchison, 1984a;Forgays & Belinson, 1986;Suedfeld, Metcalfe, & Bluck, 1987;Suedfeld & Bruno, 1990). Several studies (e.g., Lee & Hewitt, 1987;Suedfeld & Bruno, 1990;McAleney, Barabasz, & Barabasz, 1990;Wagaman, Barabasz, & Barabasz, 1991) provide strong support for the contention that the flotation-isolation procedure reinforces aspects of "imagery," a prerequisite to the creative process (Forgays and Forgays, 1992). At the same time, these effects may also be regarded as Downloaded by [University of Georgia] at 13:17 05 June 2016 an expression of a primary process domination (Norlander, 1997(Norlander, , 1998.…”
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“…Corresponding positive effects have been reported for the floating form of REST (e.g., Best & Suedfeld, 1982;Hutchison, 1984a;Forgays & Belinson, 1986;Suedfeld, Metcalfe, & Bluck, 1987;Suedfeld & Bruno, 1990). Several studies (e.g., Lee & Hewitt, 1987;Suedfeld & Bruno, 1990;McAleney, Barabasz, & Barabasz, 1990;Wagaman, Barabasz, & Barabasz, 1991) provide strong support for the contention that the flotation-isolation procedure reinforces aspects of "imagery," a prerequisite to the creative process (Forgays and Forgays, 1992). At the same time, these effects may also be regarded as Downloaded by [University of Georgia] at 13:17 05 June 2016 an expression of a primary process domination (Norlander, 1997(Norlander, , 1998.…”
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“…In this respect, creativity enhancements obtained with flotation relaxation by Suedfeld, Metcalfe and Bluck [21], or by Forgays and Forgays [22] [23], may also be conveniently reinterpreted.…”
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“…As regards stress, we can firstly mention the assigning of "impossible tasks", a procedure already used by Dembo [43] in order to study some negative emotions and then later applied with some variations by Postman & Bruner [44]. Different procedures have involved environmental noise [45] [46], exposure to rain, excessive heat or cold; immerging a limb in freezing cold water [47]; prolonged monotonous fixation [37] [38]; isolation and confinement [22] [48]; as well as the opposite condition, i.e. crowding, still in a confined space [49] [50].…”
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“…Such results include increased well-being and relaxation (13), mild euphoria (14), greater production of ideas (15,16), increased originality (17,18), improved sleep at night (19,20), reduced stress, tension and anxiety (12,14,(21)(22)(23), reduced pain (20,24), fewer headaches (25), lowered blood pressure (21) and decreased muscle tension (26). It also constitutes a suitable complement to psychotherapy (13,27); the method is described as pleasant and subjects eagerly endorse it on later occasions (28).…”
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