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1 greed upon delineation of what is and is not curiosity.

2 accumbens was enhanced during states of high curiosity.

3 ental material learned during states of high curiosity.

4 ion for research, clinical care and personal curiosity.

5 ond the notion of complement as a laboratory curiosity.

6 A name such as Ted Bundy evokes a morbid curiosity.

7 w such flexibility may impact creativity and curiosity.

8 nterest in building family trees and general curiosity.

9 opes were thought to be a rare immunological curiosity.

10 ation has advanced the study of learning and curiosity.

11 sumed to be an innocent electrocardiographic curiosity.

12 zees, suggesting higher visual attention and curiosity.

13 lution of animal play has sparked scientific curiosity.

14 the possible link(s) between creativity and curiosity.

15 wn about the neural mechanisms that generate curiosity.

16 to understanding viruses, driven largely by curiosity.

17 give rise to these behavioural components of curiosity.

18 nsic and extrinsic factors in shaping animal curiosity.

19 erate signals of confidence and, ultimately, curiosity.

20 ain important manifestations and features of curiosity.

21 erlie developmental change in creativity and curiosity.

22 extremity, especially moral badness, piques curiosity.

23 d the relationship between OTC Certainty and curiosity.

24 uestions, which requires both creativity and curiosity.

25 amental heterogeneity in the determinants of curiosity.

26 on questions that have evoked international curiosity.

27 ormant, regarded primarily as a mathematical curiosity.

28 anisms underlying the motivational effect of curiosity.

29 ngiosperms, rather than merely a theoretical curiosity.

30 to the internal valuation systems that drive curiosity.

31 a century ago, has remained an intellectual curiosity.

32 rials originally developed out of scientific curiosity.

33 ing decisions and suggest a neural basis for curiosity.

34 tify the information seeking associated with curiosity.

35 t in both the neuroscience and psychology of curiosity.

36 e have been overlooked as mere cartilaginous curiosities.

37 with distorted segregation can explain many curiosities.

38 were believed to be relatively rare chemical curiosities.

39 e reduced avian fibula has sparked sustained curiosity(3-6).

40 veling the playing field, 2) capitalizing on curiosity, 3) producing measurable progress, 4) working

41 by an elephant in circumstances of alarm or curiosity [5], might also betray the elephant's directio

42 neration were regarded as little more than a curiosity a decade ago, they are now increasingly moving

43 Hopefully, the tale of my quirky impatient curiosity about "too many" different areas will be usefu

44 However, the current high level of curiosity about GxE is accompanied by uncertainty about

45 There is a natural curiosity about how organisms give rise to offspring lik

46 Much of this may be performed to satisfy curiosity about one's ancestry; but commercially availab

47 First, begin with curiosity about outcomes or a need to improve results.

48 sources of information?(1) Here we show that curiosity about probabilistic events depends on multiple

49 My curiosity about the natural world is innate, but fate ha

50 Curiosity about the sex life of a wasp led to a new way

51 Science foremost derives from our curiosity about the world.

52 Curiosity about these phenomena drew me to Lucy Shapiro'

53 2) Current Use of Monitoring Technology and Curiosity about Use of the Latest Digital Technology to

54 Outcomes were contemporary curiosity about using e-cigarettes and e-cigarette initi

55 However, it is a matter of curiosity about which of the DK crush and DK culotte ste

56 ome important reasons for the persistence of curiosity across generations.

57 ication to hard work and having an intrinsic curiosity and a sense of discovery.

58 ies, we showed that the relationship between curiosity and confidence depended on stimulus entropy (u

59 In our target article, we proposed that curiosity and creativity are both manifestations of the

60 Curiosity and creativity are central pillars of human gr

61 Curiosity and creativity are expressions of the trade-of

62 Curiosity and creativity are manifestations of novelty-s

63 is neither necessary nor sufficient to link curiosity and creativity as stated in the target article

64 ips with memory, which potentially influence curiosity and creativity in distinct ways.

65 and groups carries the potential for harm - curiosity and creativity included.

66 vsky et al. explore the relationship between curiosity and creativity, by suggesting they align throu

67 d friends, and the opportunity to express my curiosity and creativity, that a young person contemplat

68 ing the shared neuro-cognitive correlates of curiosity and creativity, we better understand the brain

69 After substantiating the link between curiosity and creativity, we propose a novelty-seeking m

70 al differences, and the rewarding effects of curiosity and creativity.

71 ; (3) the different pathways and subtypes of curiosity and creativity; (4) creativity and curiosity "

72 lorophyll breakdown help satisfy basic human curiosity and enlighten school teaching.

73 nitive functions, including the capacity for curiosity and exploration and for inferring internal mod

74 Science has traditionally been driven by curiosity and followed one goal: the pursuit of truth an

75 people demonstrated an increase in political curiosity and greater motivation to converse with the go

76 ng extrinsic reward motivation and intrinsic curiosity and highlight the importance of stimulating cu

77 coding and consolidation for both targets of curiosity and incidental information encountered during

78 e, and describe tasks that are used to study curiosity and information-seeking.

79 ed random walk driven by my own intellectual curiosity and instincts and by the pace at which I learn

80 ial ingredients towards autonomous learning: curiosity and intrinsic motivation, social learning and

81 ry, but the neural mechanisms that stimulate curiosity and its effect on memory are poorly understood

82 (PACE) framework, which attempts to explain curiosity and memory in terms of cognitive processes, ne

83 Children as young as 10 years old report curiosity and participation in health-risk behaviors, ye

84 ater that overlap with those measured by the Curiosity and Perseverance rovers, it enables reconstruc

85 Curiosity and risk-taking tendencies have been studied e

86 e of dendritic spines has stimulated intense curiosity and speculation about their regulation and fun

87 It is of both scientific curiosity and technical importance to know how these ato

88 es with humans caused individuals to vary in curiosity and understanding of the physical problem-solv

89 igher level of anxiety, lowered activity and curiosity, and a deficiency in pup retrieval behavior.

90 dence, we propose the Prediction, Appraisal, Curiosity, and Exploration (PACE) framework, which attem

91 artists are both motivated by creativity and curiosity, and science and art can be mutually reinforci

92 sitively with confidence and negatively with curiosity, and the vmPFC mediated the relationship betwe

93 Such curiosity appears to be adaptive, because it enables obs

94 ic testimony, experimentation and scientific curiosity are perhaps more natural responses scientists

95 rinsic desire to know--but the mechanisms of curiosity are poorly understood.

96 ction of the medial temporal lobe has driven curiosity around clinical outcomes associated with hippo

97 ot captured by theoretical models describing curiosity as a desire to learn about the total rewards o

98 that harnesses their strengths in describing curiosity as a tool for optimal environmental exploratio

99 Using the study of human curiosity as an illustration, we describe our vision for

100 eronin system of plants and green algae is a curiosity as both the chaperonin cage and its lid are en

101 have hitherto remained more of a fundamental curiosity as opposed to a feature that can be applied in

102 ions, such as studying approximate models of curiosity as well as what causes abnormal levels of expl

103 t is deeply rewarding to continuously let my curiosity ask questions for which there are no known ans

104 fancy predicted children's explanation-based curiosity at 3 y old.

105 Sample Analysis at Mars instrument suite on Curiosity at Gale crater, we report detection of backgro

106 mentors who gave me freedom to explore where curiosity beckoned.

107 ated information seeking is an expression of curiosity believed to be central to human nature.

108 Once physical organic curiosities, bicyclo[2.1.0]pentanes (colloquially termed

109 neurocognitive mechanisms of creativity and curiosity both rely on the interplay among brain network

110 pene total synthesis as not only an academic curiosity but also a viable alternative to isolation or

111 iques, which would not only satisfy academic curiosity but also pave the way to the development of ma

112 ecies in every subphylum of Dikarya) sparked curiosity but necessitated further efforts to obtain app

113 measurements of atmosphere by the MSL rover Curiosity but, as on Earth, methane on Mars is most like

114 idered as grotesque monstrosities and exotic curiosities, but succulents have always been perceived a

115 Driven primarily by scientific curiosity, but also by the potential applications of int

116 ur goal-not simply to satisfy our scientific curiosity, but also to understand the causes of disease

117 Dreams have long captivated human curiosity, but empirical research in this area has faced

118 viously considered to be a rare neurological curiosity, CAA is now recognised as an important cause o

119 man-Directed Agreeableness, Sociability, and Curiosity) captured about 75% of the total variance; (c)

120 Collectively, we show that curiosity changes over information accumulation to drive

121 al lack of interesting findings, and general curiosity contributed to use of multiple tool types.

122 more abundant on Mars than on Earth and that Curiosity could encounter even more fractionated alkalin

123 otivated by strategic learning and intrinsic curiosity, could render the new mechanism "incentive hop

124 evolved from being considered spectroscopic curiosities - creating ambiguity about formal oxidation

125 Moreover, the arguments offered to support a curiosity-creativity link - a shared association with a

126 Beyond its spectroscopic curiosity, Dathail has several characteristics that are

127 This research was curiosity driven as well as problem and technique orient

128 gnitive and emotional factors underlying the curiosity driven sampling of information.

129 I am convinced that we need more curiosity-driven basic research aimed at understanding t

130 bserved from the external world, not only is curiosity-driven but also has significant practical appl

131 The curiosity-driven discovery of giant DNA viruses infectin

132 Our contributions include: (1) Adapting curiosity-driven exploration algorithms from AI to disco

133 Curiosity-driven exploration involves actively engaging

134 A fully integrated approach that includes curiosity-driven exploration of phage biology, the devel

135 Curiosity-driven learning is foundational to human cogni

136 Effective curiosity-driven learning requires recognizing that the

137 Importantly, individual variability in curiosity-driven memory benefits for incidental material

138 w that acceptance (compared to rejection) of curiosity-driven or incentive-driven gambles is accompan

139 terest that came from a strong commitment to curiosity-driven research, a commitment he imparted to h

140 By this theory, curiosity-driven research, aimed at understanding, is no

141 ry emphasizes the power of multidisciplinary curiosity-driven research, from the hospital to the fiel

142 ages and how a holistic approach-integrating curiosity-driven research, inclusive education, and medi

143 Funding of curiosity-driven science is the lifeblood of scientific

144 ght the benefit of an optimization phase and curiosity-eliciting strategies in messages designed to r

145 Furthermore, curiosity, enthusiasm, obstinacy, and paying attention t

146 d measures not traditionally associated with curiosity (extraversion and behavioral inhibition).

147 One can no longer view it as a rare curiosity far outside the mainstream of evolution.

148 and novelty, but not with "deprivation-type" curiosity focused on dispelling uncertainty or ignorance

149 iewed trivia questions eliciting high or low curiosity, followed seconds later by its answer.

150 s have been the subject of investigation and curiosity for centuries [1].

151 inally, Experiment 4 tests the uniqueness of curiosity for moral ambiguity.

152 emselves to electric shocks to satisfy their curiosity for trivial knowledge that carries no apparent

153 periments with stimuli that strongly trigger curiosity (for example, magic tricks), we examine the ps

154 Publishers attempt to attract readers with "curiosity gap" headlines that offer vague descriptions r

155 Novy's curiosity had not waned with time.

156 autonomously decide when and what to learn, curiosity has been argued to be crucial for self-organiz

157 y diffraction patterns tremendous scientific curiosity has been aroused by the unique and dynamic str

158 In humans and primates, curiosity has been suggested as an important intrinsic f

159 esized as fundamentally important laboratory curiosities, have attracted significant attention due to

160 mes at 11 and 17 mo, nor any link with later curiosity; hence, infants' responses do not merely refle

161 o science that are defined by his scientific curiosity, his generosity to his students and colleagues

162 d to be deeply impressed by his intellectual curiosity, his strong sense of social responsibility, hi

163 The best of these techniques, Maximum Curiosity, improved the baseline accuracy of 56-77%.

164 raise questions in relation to fostering of curiosity in animals and the impact that such manipulati

165 new information and perspectives, and adopt curiosity in both ordinary and novel situations.

166 Moreover, looking times in infancy predicted curiosity in childhood.

167 rovide a compelling argument for the role of curiosity in creative thinking.

168 dies raised tremendous hope, excitement, and curiosity in the field.

169 tandardized laboratory tasks that manipulate curiosity in the lab.

170 ittle is known about the factors that affect curiosity in wild apes.

171 curiosity and creativity; (4) creativity and curiosity "in the wild"; (5) the possible link(s) betwee

172 sections (CoIns) have grown from theoretical curiosities into common mechanistic features of photoche

173 teps needed to tip it from being an academic curiosity into a tool of choice for answering biological

174 lso have important signaling roles, spurring curiosity into their potentially unique modes of action

175 agnetic resonance imaging to investigate how curiosity (intrinsic motivation to learn) influences mem

176 Curiosity is a basic element of our cognition, but its b

177 Here we show, first, that political curiosity is associated with indicators of positive poli

178 Curiosity is inversely associated with confidence, sugge

179 Curiosity is often portrayed as a desirable feature of h

180 Curiosity is tied to the anticipation of minimizing pred

181 opose that, rather than worry about defining curiosity, it is more helpful to consider the motivation

182 Here we present evidence of curiosity-like behavior in a jellyfish, challenging the

183 e open-ended and internally driven nature of curiosity makes characterizing the information seeking t

184 pyrolysis of Martian soils by the Viking and Curiosity Mars landers is indicative of organic matter i

185 However, curiosity may come at a cost that sometimes puts people

186 We applied a hierarchical curiosity model, which incorporates these principles, to

187 Are there special functional units for curiosity, motivation, and creativity?

188 A classical question concerns the curiosity motives.

189 that factors acting on different elements of curiosity must be considered to understand the evolution

190 Carbenes, once considered laboratory curiosities, now serve as powerful tools in the chemical

191 the kappa opioid receptor (KOR) has held the curiosity of basic and clinical researchers across disci

192 is for two reasons: first, the intellectual curiosity of basic science and the desire to understand

193 since 2015, and also endeavors to spark the curiosity of investigators who might enter this fascinat

194 The series is intended to raise the curiosity of physicians about the skills they will need

195 y that this pathway, far from being merely a curiosity of plant systems, is a conserved mechanism for

196 These investigations aroused the curiosity of the astronomer Johannes Kepler and led to a

197 A further curiosity of this family is that closely related enzymes

198 Creativity, curiosity, openness, and flexibility all harmoniously co

199 ammatory networks-far from a mere laboratory curiosity-operate in our patients and can influence aspe

200 hanced activity in the ventral striatum when curiosity or hunger was elicited, which extends into the

201 the importance of intrinsic motives such as curiosity or need for novelty, mediated through dopamine

202 correlated with trait-based "interest-type" curiosity oriented toward exploration and novelty, but n

203 Going beyond simple curiosity, our study might shed light on a number of nat

204 Curiosity-our desire to know-is a fundamental drive in h

205 Here, we investigated changes in curiosity over a dynamic information-gathering process a

206 e was among these and has engendered immense curiosity over the years.

207 nd, we identified an antecedent of political curiosity: perceiving others in one's political party as

208 Curiosity plays a fundamental role for learning and memo

209 les in Wikipedia, we replicate two styles of curiosity previously identified in laboratory studies: t

210 y immediately (i.e., view a spoiler), higher curiosity promoted continuing to engage in the informati

211 tions that participants generated during the Curiosity Q&A Task significantly positively correlat

212 Although long treated as a curiosity, recent research with a combination of phenome

213 pment of artificial intelligence has aroused curiosity regarding its potential applications in medica

214 The B(12) cofactors instill a natural curiosity regarding the primordial selection and evoluti

215 I also briefly discuss how curiosity-related behaviours arise during postnatal deve

216 e investigation of the mechanisms underlying curiosity-related memory enhancements.

217 However, most curiosity research relies on small, Western convenience

218 bservations from the Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity rover and the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter reve

219 ple Analysis at Mars instrument suite on the Curiosity rover are: carbon dioxide (CO2), 0.960(+/-0.00

220 Here we report observations by the Curiosity rover at Gale Crater indicating that high-freq

221 bundant quantities (4.8 to 10.5 wt.%) by the Curiosity rover at Gale crater, Mars.

222 hods and benefit explorations by the current Curiosity rover at Mars.

223 ysis of two mudstone samples acquired by the Curiosity rover at Yellowknife Bay within Gale crater, M

224 Sedimentary rocks examined by the Curiosity rover at Yellowknife Bay, Mars, were derived f

225 ector (RAD) on the Mars Science Laboratory's Curiosity rover began making detailed measurements of th

226 Analysis of Mars Curiosity rover CheMin X-ray diffraction results from Ga

227 Geological reconstructions from Curiosity rover data have revealed an ancient, habitable

228 The Curiosity rover discovered fine-grained sedimentary rock

229 igation on the Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) Curiosity rover has detected oxidized nitrogen-bearing c

230 mple Analysis at Mars instrument onboard the Curiosity rover have previously reported several classes

231 In 2012, NASA's Curiosity rover landed on Mars to assess its potential a

232 The Curiosity rover on Mars carries accelerometers normally

233 de of methane concentrations analysed by the Curiosity rover they would have to contain methane in si

234 In fact, the Curiosity rover traversed on a surface that once was the

235 e martian atmosphere at Gale Crater from the Curiosity rover using the Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM)'

236 sis of powdered rock samples acquired by the Curiosity rover within Gale crater's clay-bearing units

237 data from four carbonates encountered by the Curiosity rover within the Gale crater.

238 article X-ray Spectrometer instrument on the Curiosity rover, differs substantially in chemical compo

239 y, as well as the Mars Science Laboratory or Curiosity rover, have accumulated evidence for wet and h

240 cience Laboratory spacecraft, containing the Curiosity rover, was launched to Mars on 26 November 201

241 Based on images obtained by the Curiosity rover, we interpret these outcrops as evidence

242 was revealed by the Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity rover, which also identified smectite clay min

243 ter) on Mars include mudstone sampled by the Curiosity rover.

244 But how consistent is curiosity's conception and assessment across scientific

245 Curiosity's Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) experiment mea

246 er helium flow and evolved gases analyzed by Curiosity's Sample Analysis at Mars instrument suite.

247 The Mars Science Laboratory rover Curiosity scooped samples of soil from the Rocknest aeol

248 In our unified account, curiosity serves as a 'common currency' for exploration,

249 Also, this influence of curiosity shares common neural mechanisms with that of h

250 ture is a phenomenon that has generated much curiosity since its description.

251 Accumulating evidence suggests that curiosity states are related to modulations in activity

252 nd incidental information encountered during curiosity states.

253 Far from representing idle curiosity, such exploration is often critical for organi

254 t windblown materials previously analyzed by Curiosity suggest that indigenous martian or meteoritic

255 ects the animal's intrinsic motivation (i.e. curiosity), suggesting that this trait is favourable for

256 ive experiments (N = 2429), we examine moral curiosity, testing under what conditions the moral minds

257 Rather than seeing circular RNAs as curiosities that represent a minor information noise in

258 tically, the NSM underemphasizes triggers of curiosity that better unify these constructs and that ha

259 rotect against cancers in rodents stimulated curiosity that directed significant resources to charact

260 es depends upon understanding the individual curiosity that sparked particular investigations, the cr

261 y and Griffiths propose a rational theory of curiosity that unifies previously contradictory novelty-

262 nt onboard the Mars Science Laboratory rover Curiosity The tridymitic mudstone has approximately 40 w

263 Deprivation curiosity (the tendency to seek information that elimina

264 Intelligent animals have a high degree of curiosity--the intrinsic desire to know--but the mechani

265 afety risks they pose, as well as scientific curiosity, there is increasing interest in understanding

266 Typically discussed as an isolated curiosity, they have never received a general treatment

267 Aside from its biological relevance and curiosity, this diversity calls into question the way th

268 nding personal opportunities to indulge that curiosity through the study of viruses.

269 benes have evolved from transient laboratory curiosities to a robust, diverse, and surprisingly impac

270 nticipate a transition from proof-of-concept curiosities to application-driven inquiries.

271 astonishing transition from mere laboratory curiosities to efficient homogeneous catalysts as well a

272 uoroborates have evolved from being chemical curiosities to important reagents for the elaboration of

273 malformations (PAVMs) have evolved from rare curiosities to not uncommon clinical states, with the la

274 ft-handed Z-DNA has evolved from an in vitro curiosity to a challenging DNA structure with crucial ro

275 population has evolved from a mere clinical curiosity to a disease process worthy of thoughtful and

276 llus fumigatus have transitioned from a rare curiosity to a leading cause of human mortality.

277 Inverse agonism has gone from an initial curiosity to a now well-recognized phenomenon.

278 converted C-H bond functionalization from a curiosity to a reality for synthetic chemists.

279 grown in the past 30 years from a scientific curiosity to an important tool in the functionalization

280 Corroles have come a long way from being a curiosity to being a mainstream research topic.

281 all RNAs (sRNAs) have gone from a biological curiosity to being recognized as a major class of regula

282 and highlight the importance of stimulating curiosity to create more effective learning experiences.

283 al. propose a novelty-seeking model linking curiosity to creativity.

284 ded knowledge of NK cells beyond an in vitro curiosity to demonstrate their in vivo relevance in host

285 d by the Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) Rover Curiosity to estimate the atmospheric partial pressure o

286 era Rubin ridge to Glen Torridon has allowed Curiosity to examine a lateral transect of rock strata l

287 ndees were asked to use their experience and curiosity to review the current status of agricultural g

288 d that they are asked to pursue their innate curiosity to solve puzzles, the solutions to which fortu

289 In 2001, our curiosity to understand the stereochemistry of C-H metal

290 propose a theory, based on the psychology of curiosity, to harmonize these results.

291 ration, but instead included more peripheral curiosity traits (need for cognition, thrill seeking, an

292 cted information demand were not the central curiosity traits of openness to experience, deprivation

293 gular clasts strewn about the surface of the Curiosity traverse are indicative of later emplacement b

294 ok example of the confluence of intellectual curiosity, unselfish collaboration, chance, luck, and pr

295 The idea remained an academic curiosity until the 1980s when it was proposed that, und

296 with the Tunable Laser Spectrometer (TLS) on Curiosity using a distinctive spectral pattern specific

297 Third, his curiosity was not burdened by rigid adherence to old doc

298 Rather than treating illusions as isolated curiosities, we can use them as a window into theoretica

299 rapeutics, were still regarded as scientific curiosities with little or no prospect of generating pra

300 y of remarkably rounded pebbles by the rover Curiosity, within an exhumed alluvial fan complex in Gal