The Creativity Study is interested in the relationships between creativity, flow, emotions, & well-being in the daily lives of creative people.
✻ Participant recruitment has now closed. ✻
Thank you to all of those who have participated.
Through this research we hope to learn:
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When & how different types of creative activities contribute to a sense of greater well-being.
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How creativity may improve mental health initiatives, enhance workplaces, & enrich daily life.
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Which groups of people have the most potential to benefit from creative engagement.
This research study is being carried out as a part of a graduate research dissertation in the Department of Psychology at Goldsmiths, University of London.