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Many companies have moved online these-|||-days,with work meetings around the world-|||-taking place virtually (虚拟地)instead of in the-|||-office.But a recent study has found that online-|||-meetings may affect creative thinking. The-|||-study,published in Nature,included 602 people-|||-who were divided into random pairs.Each pair-|||-was given five minutes to think of creative uses-|||-for an item such as a Frisbee,and then one-|||-minute to choose the most creative idea.-|||-Some pairs were asked to work together on-|||-a video call,while others worked in person.-|||-The results showed that the in person pairs had-|||-more ideas than the virtual pairs.However,-|||-virtual groups were better at choosing the best-|||-idea. The researchers also used eye tracking-|||-technology to see whether focusing on a screen-|||-can affect a person`s creativity.-|||-Teams working together virtually spent-|||-more time looking directly at each other and-|||-remembered less of their surroundings when-|||-asked later. The in-person pairs spent more time-|||-looking around the room,but also had more-|||-ideas.-|||-The researchers did the same study with-|||-1,490company engineers. The pairs were asked-|||-to think of new product ideas and choose one as-|||-an idea for their company. The results were-|||-similar to the first study,with the engineers who-|||-met in person thinking of more product ideas,-|||-and the virtual pairs making slightly betterMany companies have moved online these-|||-days,with work meetings around the world-|||-taking place virtually (虚拟地)instead of in the-|||-office.But a recent study has found that online-|||-meetings may affect creative thinking. The-|||-study,published in Nature,included 602 people-|||-who were divided into random pairs.Each pair-|||-was given five minutes to think of creative uses-|||-for an item such as a Frisbee,and then one-|||-minute to choose the most creative idea.-|||-Some pairs were asked to work together on-|||-a video call,while others worked in person.-|||-The results showed that the in person pairs had-|||-more ideas than the virtual pairs.However,-|||-virtual groups were better at choosing the best-|||-idea. The researchers also used eye tracking-|||-technology to see whether focusing on a screen-|||-can affect a person`s creativity.-|||-Teams working together virtually spent-|||-more time looking directly at each other and-|||-remembered less of their surroundings when-|||-asked later. The in-person pairs spent more time-|||-looking around the room,but also had more-|||-ideas.-|||-The researchers did the same study with-|||-1,490company engineers. The pairs were asked-|||-to think of new product ideas and choose one as-|||-an idea for their company. The results were-|||-similar to the first study,with the engineers who-|||-met in person thinking of more product ideas,-|||-and the virtual pairs making slightly betterMany companies have moved online these-|||-days,with work meetings around the world-|||-taking place virtually (虚拟地)instead of in the-|||-office.But a recent study has found that online-|||-meetings may affect creative thinking. The-|||-study,published in Nature,included 602 people-|||-who were divided into random pairs.Each pair-|||-was given five minutes to think of creative uses-|||-for an item such as a Frisbee,and then one-|||-minute to choose the most creative idea.-|||-Some pairs were asked to work together on-|||-a video call,while others worked in person.-|||-The results showed that the in person pairs had-|||-more ideas than the virtual pairs.However,-|||-virtual groups were better at choosing the best-|||-idea. The researchers also used eye tracking-|||-technology to see whether focusing on a screen-|||-can affect a person`s creativity.-|||-Teams working together virtually spent-|||-more time looking directly at each other and-|||-remembered less of their surroundings when-|||-asked later. The in-person pairs spent more time-|||-looking around the room,but also had more-|||-ideas.-|||-The researchers did the same study with-|||-1,490company engineers. The pairs were asked-|||-to think of new product ideas and choose one as-|||-an idea for their company. The results were-|||-similar to the first study,with the engineers who-|||-met in person thinking of more product ideas,-|||-and the virtual pairs making slightly betterMany companies have moved online these-|||-days,with work meetings around the world-|||-taking place virtually (虚拟地)instead of in the-|||-office.But a recent study has found that online-|||-meetings may affect creative thinking. The-|||-study,published in Nature,included 602 people-|||-who were divided into random pairs.Each pair-|||-was given five minutes to think of creative uses-|||-for an item such as a Frisbee,and then one-|||-minute to choose the most creative idea.-|||-Some pairs were asked to work together on-|||-a video call,while others worked in person.-|||-The results showed that the in person pairs had-|||-more ideas than the virtual pairs.However,-|||-virtual groups were better at choosing the best-|||-idea. The researchers also used eye tracking-|||-technology to see whether focusing on a screen-|||-can affect a person`s creativity.-|||-Teams working together virtually spent-|||-more time looking directly at each other and-|||-remembered less of their surroundings when-|||-asked later. The in-person pairs spent more time-|||-looking around the room,but also had more-|||-ideas.-|||-The researchers did the same study with-|||-1,490company engineers. The pairs were asked-|||-to think of new product ideas and choose one as-|||-an idea for their company. The results were-|||-similar to the first study,with the engineers who-|||-met in person thinking of more product ideas,-|||-and the virtual pairs making slightly betterMany companies have moved online these-|||-days,with work meetings around the world-|||-taking place virtually (虚拟地)instead of in the-|||-office.But a recent study has found that online-|||-meetings may affect creative thinking. The-|||-study,published in Nature,included 602 people-|||-who were divided into random pairs.Each pair-|||-was given five minutes to think of creative uses-|||-for an item such as a Frisbee,and then one-|||-minute to choose the most creative idea.-|||-Some pairs were asked to work together on-|||-a video call,while others worked in person.-|||-The results showed that the in person pairs had-|||-more ideas than the virtual pairs.However,-|||-virtual groups were better at choosing the best-|||-idea. The researchers also used eye tracking-|||-technology to see whether focusing on a screen-|||-can affect a person`s creativity.-|||-Teams working together virtually spent-|||-more time looking directly at each other and-|||-remembered less of their surroundings when-|||-asked later. The in-person pairs spent more time-|||-looking around the room,but also had more-|||-ideas.-|||-The researchers did the same study with-|||-1,490company engineers. The pairs were asked-|||-to think of new product ideas and choose one as-|||-an idea for their company. The results were-|||-similar to the first study,with the engineers who-|||-met in person thinking of more product ideas,-|||-and the virtual pairs making slightly better

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