Psychology
Can high ceilings make you think more creatively
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The Cathedral effect is a bizarre spatial phenomenon where physical architecture actively dictates internal cognition. Placing subjects in a room with ten-foot ceilings immediately prompts sweeping, abstract, highly creative divergent thought. Conversely, locking them in a room with low, cramped ceilings restricts their processing entirely to incredibly focused, detail-oriented analytical tasks.
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