A large number of studies, including single case and case series studies, have shown that
patients with different types of frontotemporal dementia (FTD) are characterized by the …

Abstract Learning to Support the Implementation of Concepts for Real-World Problem
Solving can be achieved by applying outcome-oriented learning that produces products as …

Promoting active and successful aging has become crucial to improve quality of life in later
adulthood and reduce the impact of cognitive decline. Increasing evidence suggested that …

Introduction: Tourette's syndrome is a neurological disorder characterized by tics, that may
interfere with patients' everyday life. Research suggested that creative thinking (namely …

Introduction A strong pipeline of creative ideas and individuals is critical if we are to tackle
the complex healthcare challenges we will face in the 21st century. The field of creativity is …

In the paper the possible links between creative thinking and humor are sketched and their
role in promoting well-being in the elderly is taken into account. The specific features of …

Background/Objectives: Divergent thinking (DT), the ability to generate alternative
responses to open-ended problems, has become an increasingly relevant topic in aging …

Objective: To validate an informant-based tool–the extended version of the Cognitive Scale
of Basic and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (BADL and IADL) or Ext. Cog-ADL Scale …

The study of divergent thinking (DT) ability in the elderly population has experienced a
renewed interest because of its proven relationship with cognitive reserve (CR). However …

In the last decades, constructs such as cognitive reserve (CR) and divergent thinking (DT)
have received increasing attention in the study of healthy and pathological aging thanks to …