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The Short and Long Pathways of Emotion – LeDoux’s Theory is a neuroscientific model proposed by American neuroscientist Joseph LeDoux in 1996 and 2002 to explain how the brain processes emotional responses. According to the theory, emotional stimuli are processed in the brain via two distinct pathways: a fast direct and unconscious short path (low road) and a slower more detailed and conscious evaluation-based long path (high road). This model is significant because it demonstrates how the brain

Creativity is the ability to go beyond what exists by generating new and original ideas or approaching a known situation from an unconventional perspective. This concept refers to a mode of thinking that enables the evaluation of alternative possibilities and the development of diverse viewpoints. Creativity is associated with processes such as imagination, innovation, originality, and lateral thinking. In this process, individuals establish connections between ideas by demonstrating fluency and