Presentation reveals cognitive and neural impacts of playful interactions in artistic processes during aging, suggesting benefits for creativity.
Playful interaction stands at the heart of shared artistic processes, grounded in spontaneity, creativity, imagination, and shared experience. It allows participants to step outside their routine roles and predictable patterns to co-create something new together. This presentation focuses on playful [for full text, please go to the a.m. URL]
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