Examining Associations Between Social Anhedonia and Convergent Thinking Using the Remote Associates Test

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Social anhedonia (SocAnh) in the general population predicts increased risk of schizophrenia-spectrum disorders. In family and genetic studies, schizophrenia-spectrum disorders have been associated with evidence of increased creativity (e.g., pursuing creative professions). The current research examined associations between SocAnh and one aspect of creative thinking, convergent thinking.

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