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@Pat_Merc A moderate level of noise enhances creativity compared to both low and high levels of noise. Moderate background noise induces dis
Ver traducción@3jails For individuals looking for creative solutions to daily problems, instead of burying oneself in a quiet room trying to figure out a
@Pat_Merc traction which encourages individuals to think at a higher, abstract level, and consequently exhibit higher creativity.
@3jails taking advantage of this in workplace design by making lounge areas, with tables, chairs, and sofas, so that people can move from ov
@Pat_Merc This paper examines how ambient noise, an important environmental variable, can affect creativity. Results from five experiments d
@3jails authors created a noise environment similar to that of a roadside diner or a noisy mall and tested people's creativity at different
@Pat_Merc emonstrate that a moderate (70 dB) versus low (50 dB) level of ambient noise enhances performance on creative tasks and increases
@3jails Ravi Mehta, Rui (Juliet) Zhu, and Amar Cheema. "Is Noise Always Bad? Exploring the Effects of Ambient Noise on Creative Cognition."
@Pat_Merc the buying likelihood of innovative products. A high level of noise (85 dB), on the other hand, hurts creativity. Process measures
@3jails aimed to study the effect of noise on innovation adoption in a real-life setting. We conducted the experiment in a student lounge ar
@Pat_Merc reveal that a moderate (vs. low) level of noise increases processing difficulty, inducing a higher construal level and thus promo
@3jails innovative products, and consumers, who look for creative solutions to their everyday problems. For example, in order to encourage a
@Pat_Merc ting abstract processing, which subsequently leads to higher creativity. A high level of noise, however, reduces the extent of inf
@3jails action induced by multi-talker noise in the background can enhance creativity. However, what about more pleasant types of noise in t
@Pat_Merc ormation processing and thus impairs creativity.
@3jails in line with prior findings (Toplyn and Maguire 1991), they merit further attention. A logical question that arises, given this pro
@Pat_Merc Creativity is ubiquitous in the realm of consumption. On the one hand, we as consumers engage in everyday creative behavior such a
@3jails ve coefficient for the noise variable (β = .25, t(66) = 2.08, p < .05). As the noise level increased, respondents indicated a higher
@Pat_Merc s home decor, fashion, or planning meals with limited resources (Burroughs and Mick 2004; Burroughs, Moreau, and Mick 2008). On th
@3jails f the day. We set up a cubicle with a desk and computer in a corner of this lounge, such that the study participant in the cubicle
@Pat_Merc e other hand, many businesses thrive on consumers' ability and desire to be creative. For example, consumers' ability to understan
@3jails ship between processing disfluency and construal level, we conducted a test of multiple mediation using the multiple-step multiple-m
@Pat_Merc d and appreciate creative and metaphorical persuasive messages is an essential element of any successful creative advertising camp
@3jails xperiment 3Jump To Section... Method Stimuli and Design. Experiment 3 used the same noise manipulation as before. However, as we
@Pat_Merc aign. Similarly, consumers' desire to be creative has a significant impact on the success of many products, including play kits (e
@3jails task (Oppenheimer 2008; Song and Schwarz 2008). In contrast, because the focal task in experiment 3 involved generating unusual ide
@Pat_Merc .g., model trains, paint-by-numbers kits), how-to guides (e.g., cookbooks, landscaping; Dahl and Moreau 2007), and many other inno
@3jails riment 2 theoretically replicated those of experiment 1, that is, that a moderate level of noise leads to higher creativity than eit
@Pat_Merc vative new products. Because creativity permeates the consumption environment, it is not surprising that a great deal of research
@3jails = 3.57; t(57) = −2.33, p < .05) or the high-noise condition (M = 3.58; t(57) = −2.25, p < .05). No difference was observed between h
@Pat_Merc has explored factors that can affect consumers' creative ability and performance, including external constraints (Moreau and Dahl
@3jails ways of identifying each behavior; for example, "making a list" could be identified as "getting organized" (an abstract, high-level
@Pat_Merc 2005), involvement (Burroughs and Mick 2004), analogical thinking (Dahl and Moreau 2002), systematic training (Goldenberg, Mazursk
@3jails ove research, we predict that the distraction caused by a moderate (vs. low) level of noise will induce processing difficulty, leadi
@Pat_Merc y, and Solomon 1999), and life experiences (Maddux and Galinsky 2009). However, extant research in this domain has largely ignored
@3jails ew York) in either hard-to-read (i.e., disfluent) or easy-to-read (i.e., fluent) fonts, asking them to judge how far away the target