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Mika Koivisto

Senior lecturer

University of Turku

Finland

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Dr. Mika Koivisto is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Turku, Finland. His research primarily explores the effects of nature exposure on creative thinking, mental imagery, and psychological well-being. Recent articles address topics such as the relationship between schizotypy and creativity, the restorative effects of nature experiences, and the evaluation of AI in creative tasks.

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Simone Grassini

University of Stavanger

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University of Turku

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Inhibitory control and semantic richness moderate the relationship between autism spectrum characters and creative thinking

Low inhibitory control mediates the negative relationship between hypomania and creativity in divergent thinking

Experiences of absorption and smooth performance during flow are linked to different aspects of creative thinking

Fascination moderates the effects of nature video exposure on creative thinking

A short simulated nature experience as an effective way to promote restoration from work‐related stress

The restorative effects of mental imagery of nature: A study on subjective and physiological responses

Artificial Creativity? Evaluating AI Against Human Performance in Creative Interpretation of Visual Stimuli

Schizotypy and Creativity: Divergent Thinking, Inhibitory Control, and the Spontaneous Flow of Thought

Open and empathic personalities see two things at the same time: the relationship of big-five personality traits and cognitive empathy with mixed percepts during binocular rivalry

Mental imagery of nature induces positive psychological effects

Affective responses to urban but not to natural scenes depend on inter-individual differences in childhood nature exposure

Top-Down Processing and Nature Connectedness Predict Psychological and Physiological Effects of Nature

Modality-specific and modality-general electrophysiological correlates of visual and auditory awareness: Evidence from a bimodal ERP experiment

Neuronavigated TMS of early visual cortex eliminates unconscious processing of chromatic stimuli

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Simone Grassini

Henry Railo

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