Emotionally ambivalent workers are more creative, innovative

People who experience emotional ambivalence -- simultaneously feeling positive and negative emotions -- are more creative than those who feel just happy or sad, or lack emotion at all, according to a new study.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news79282288.html">Emotionally ambivalent workers are more creative, innovative</a></p> <p>People who experience emotional ambivalence -- simultaneously feeling positive and negative emotions -- are more creative than those who feel just happy or sad, or lack emotion at all, according to a new study.</p>