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Everyday Moods Affect CreativityCEFR A1

28 Nov 2025

Adapted from Savannah Peat - U. Georgia, Futurity CC BY 4.0

Photo by Count Chris, Unsplash

Level A1 – Beginner
2 min
69 words
  • Researchers study everyday moods and creativity.
  • A team at the University of Georgia studied students.
  • Over 100 college students kept daily diaries.
  • Students wrote feelings and creative actions each day.
  • Creative actions include drawing, writing, and music.
  • When students feel positive, they try more creative tasks.
  • Being creative often makes people feel happier.
  • Feeling free and able helps creative activity.
  • Sad or angry feelings do not always stop creativity.

Difficult words

  • creativeAble to make new ideas or things.
  • emotionsFeelings like happiness or sadness.
  • connectTo join or relate to others.
  • activitiesThings you do for fun or work.
  • sadFeeling unhappy or not good.

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Discussion questions

  • What makes you feel happy?
  • Can you be creative when you are sad?
  • What activities do you like when you are happy?

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