Jung-Beeman M, Bowden E, Haberman J, Frymiare J, Arambel-Liu S, et al. 2004) Neural activity when people solve verbal problems with insight.
Specific functional activations of the brain can increase the probability of solving problems with insight in tasks with verbal anagrams.
Behavioural [6], [8], electrophysiological [9], and neuroimaging [9] [11] studies suggest a special role for the right hemisphere activation in solving problems with insight.
The low frequency of self-reported sleep disturbance among patients suffering from schizophrenia both in the present study and an earlier study [ 41] might both be explained by selection of patients, problems with insight, and characteristics of the illness.
Mr. Scheffer solved this problem with a key insight: the ponds behaved according to a branch of mathematics called "dynamical systems," which deals with sudden changes.
Respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) caused by preterm delivery is a major clinical problem with limited mechanistic insight.
The lack of validated animal models of SIDS is puzzling given that this is a large clinical problem with little mechanistic insight at the moment.
Third, a methodological problem that is associated with insight is that most assessment instruments are based upon the traditional medical model: patients have to use the same terminology as their psychiatrists to be considered insightful.
His deep understanding of both the computer hardware and software, and their interaction, often enabled Mr. Cocke to pierce through the complexity of computer problems with fresh insights.
Yet in an authoritative review of the research, the psychologists Jonathan W. Schooler and Joseph Melcher concluded that the abilities most strongly correlated with insight problem-solving "were not significantly correlated" with solving analytical problems.
