A wonderful new cover story in Psychology Today on the benefits of daydreaming from the amazing and incredibly prolific Scott Barry Kaufman. Whats becoming clear is that daydreaming—a mental activity historically viewed merely as a lapse in attention—can bring about the very outcomes that cognitive scientists have long thought to be the main province of perception and cognitive control. Studies now show that the cost of short-shrifting our inner lives is high: We ignore our daydreams to the detriment of optimal learning, creativity, and well-being.
Posted on: Tue, 11 Mar 2014 07:41:46 +0000
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