Sentence examples for remote association from inspiring English sources

To enhance the CRAT, based on the remote association of the Association theory, the present study initiates a new approach to redesign the CRAT by developing a set of remote associate items with low frequency vocabularies and a set of close associate items with high frequency vocabularies, according to the associative hierarchies.

But then, on Friday, came news not of potential harm by some remote association but admitted serious malpractice on the part of a major UK publisher.

But, once the brain is sufficiently focussed, the cortex needs to relax in order to seek out the more remote association in the right hemisphere, which will provide the insight.

Despite Bran's remote association with the infamous monarch, the fortress's profusion of gables and outlooks feeds the fantasy of Westerners who have their hearts set on touring what looks like a haunted castle.

The tasks in these experiments require high level cognitive processing such as analogy solving or remote association tests and the chromatic effect on local vs. global processing is presumed to involve widespread activation of the autonomic nervous system.

Creativity includes a wide range of cognitive processes, such as flow (when a person is fully immersed in what s/he is doing, characterized by a feeling of energized focus, full involvement, and success in the process of the activity) [ 58], breadth of attention [ 59], and remote association of ideas [ 1].

Kounios believes that the dramatic improvement of the Zen meditator came from his paradoxical ability to focus on not being focussed, so that he could pay attention to those remote associations in the right hemisphere.

Perhaps more revealingly it also shows the power of sleep in building remote associations.

Unusual, divergent ideas and access to distant, remote associations are hallmarks of creative thinking.

After either being rejected or accepted, participants were then given 7 minutes to complete a measure of creativity called the Remote Associations Test (RAT), in which they were asked to find a word that connects three seemingly unrelated words (e.g., fish, mine, and rush; see answer at the end).

Less focused attention is suggested to decrease the strength of task-specific representations (close associations) and to increase task-irrelevant input (remote associations) whose activation may facilitate access, retrieval, and awareness of non-prepotent solutions thus promoting insight [6] [7].