"Right (or Left) Brain Cognition, Wrong Metaphor for Creative Behavior: It is the Prefrontal Lobe Volition that Makes the Human/Humane Difference" by Portia C. Elliott

Article

Right (or Left) Brain Cognition, Wrong Metaphor for Creative Behavior: It is the Prefrontal Lobe Volition that Makes the Human/Humane Difference

Journal of Creative Behavior (1986)

Portia C. Elliott, University of Massachusetts - Amherst

Abstract

It is argued that creative behavior is a product of the uniquely human capacity to will and requires activation of the prefrontal lobe "cells of will" to facilitate the harmonious functioning of all parts of the brain. (DB)

Disciplines

Education and
Science and Mathematics Education

Publication Date

1986

Citation Information

Portia C. Elliott. "Right (or Left) Brain Cognition, Wrong Metaphor for Creative Behavior: It is the Prefrontal Lobe Volition that Makes the Human/Humane Difference" Journal of Creative Behavior Vol. 20 Iss. 3 (1986)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/portia_elliott/20/