Psychology

[Aiyana]

Hello... this isn't really a question. More of a request. I'm doing a final project for my psychology class. We're supposed to research something that interests us. I've decided to research whether or not conditions that best suit creativity vary from individual to individual.

I'm distributing a survey, and it would pretty much make my day if you took like 10 seconds to do it. Just leave your answers as a comment.

1. Do you consider yourself "creative"? Y N

2. Why or why not?

3. If yes, when you do you feel MOST creative? (Ex: When you're depressed, in a good mood, covered in Jell-O, etc�) [Only answer if applicable]

7. On a scale of 1 to 10(1 being seldom, 10 being frequently), how often are you depressed?

8. On a scale of 1 to 10, how often are you content/happy?

Thanks :)

[4candles]

1) Y

2) Sorry, not sure what info is required here

3) When there's a deadline approaching

7) 3

8) 7

[wildwood]

1. Somewhat. (yes)

2. Always looking for ways to do things quicker and/or better.

3. I can become very creative if someone of the opposite sex is covered in Jello, but really, always when in a good mood.

7. 1 (I am somewhat depressed that there is no 4, 5 or 6 Q)

8. 9

[gen2]

4. On Sunday afternoons

5. Yes, All the time

6. Mind-altering drugs.

[Yes-Chef]

Erm, you're not meant to give away your hypothesis to participants before they take part :S

[hambletta]

to be honest, i think the premise of your hypothesis is neither clear enough nor restricted enough to add value to the knowledge base. they are both just too wide-ranging. i think you need to restrict the terms of "conditions" AND "creatitivity" greatly. also, your premise needs to be a question. however, ultimately, i think the term "creative" is so vague that your research will be rendered meaningless. reduce, reduce, reduce all concepts!!! e.g. your premise might read "children from large families are more artistic". but even this is too wide-ranging. so forget i mentioned anything. what do i know?