The Doodles Test demonstrated that when listening to Surf with Hemi-Sync tones embedded, subjects apparently thought about matters far removed from the actual physical and auditory situation. Their thinking was highly divergent. This state subsequently seemed to produce improved performance in creativity. Performance during the Guilford Test showed that they were indeed more creative in the sense of responding with more alternate acceptable uses. While these results provide some evidence of the impact of Hemi-Sync on creativity, this first study is exploratory in nature.
Further research is planned with a larger sample of subjects.
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