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representational change

representational change Representational change is a shift in how a person mentally frames a problem, moving beyond the current context and unstated constraints.

Representational change is a shift in how a person mentally frames a problem, moving beyond the current context and unstated constraints. In psychology, it is used to explain insight problem solving and can also help account for divergent thinking in creativity.

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Drafting source: Harada Tsutomu. Mood and Risk-Taking as Momentum for Creativity. 2021; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2020.610562; article XML SHA-256 adf5ff68da4fbdff16eec583c12c93e0a92396253f2637c1b13afbdabf70e291. “Mood and Risk-Taking as Momentum for Creativity” (10.3389/fpsyg.2020.610562).
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