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http://99u.com/workbook/36203/how-andro ... creativity

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Der Artikel bezieht sich auf M.Csikszentmihalyi ("Flow") in seinem Buch "Creativity: The Psychology of Discovery and Invention" und zitiert daraus:

Psychological androgyny"¦ refer to a person"™s ability to be at the same time aggressive and nurturant, sensitive and rigid, dominant and submissive, regardless of gender. A psychologically androgynous person in effect doubles his or her repertoire of responses and can interact with the world in terms of a much richer and varied spectrum of opportunities. It is not surprising that creative individuals are more likely to have not only the strengths of their own gender but those of the other one, too.

und weiter: "Happily, if you"™re predisposed to stereotypical masculinity or femininity in your disposition, genderedness of mind is something you can actively regulate:"

In all cultures, men are brought up to be "masculine" and to disregard and repress those aspects of their temperament that the culture regards as "feminine," whereas women are expected to do the opposite. Creative individuals to a certain extent escape this rigid gender role stereotyping. When tests of masculinity/femininity are given to young people, over and over one finds that creative and talented girls are more dominant and tough than other girls, and creative boys are more sensitive and less aggressive than their male peers.

Ja, so erlebe ich das auch.

Ich glaube, Leonardo da Vinci war auch ein gutes Beispiel davon.