There is research indicating that individuals that are intrinsically [[motivation|motivated]] tend to be more creative. In addition, there is some research that suggests that prosocial motivation (which is defined as the desire to contribute to the lives of others) may also enhance creative thinking.<ref>[https://www.authentichappiness.sas.upenn.edu/learn/creativity#:~:text=Creativity%20is%20defined%20by%20psychological%20scientists%20as,is%20not%20immediately%20present%20to%20the%20senses. Creativity and imagination]</ref> | There is research indicating that individuals that are intrinsically [[motivation|motivated]] tend to be more creative. In addition, there is some research that suggests that prosocial motivation (which is defined as the desire to contribute to the lives of others) may also enhance creative thinking.<ref>[https://www.authentichappiness.sas.upenn.edu/learn/creativity#:~:text=Creativity%20is%20defined%20by%20psychological%20scientists%20as,is%20not%20immediately%20present%20to%20the%20senses. Creativity and imagination]</ref> |