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In the present research we explored the presence of schizotypal traits in   painters. Furthermore, the relations of schizotypy and creativity-related   variables (intelligence, creativity and creative productivity) were analyzed.   Study participants were divided into the criterion (132 students of art   academy and art high school) and control group (119 psychology students and   members of grammar school). Two hypotheses were set: 1) schizotypal traits   are more pronounced in painters than in control group; 2) schizotypy is more   closely associated with the creativitylinked variables in the criterion than   in control group. Schizotypy was operationalized by Disintegration construct   and measured via DELTA 10 inventory. Intelligence was assessed by Advanced   Progressive Matrices-18; creativity was measured by the same labeled scale   from HEXACO-PI-R inventory and creative productivity was explored by a set of   questions regarding the frequency of creative behavior. Results showed that   Magical thinking, Enhanced awareness, Somatoform Dysregulation, Perceptual   distortions and Social anhedonia were the schizotypal traits which were more   pronounced in painters as compared to the control group. Factor analyses   performed in each group separately revealed a latent component loaded both   with schizotypal traits, creativity and creative productivity, but only in   the group of painters: schizotypy and creativity were not so closely related   in the control group. Thus, the study hypotheses were largely confirmed.   Results provide a more detailed understanding of the relations between   schizotypy and creativity

Schizotypal traits in painters: Relations with intelligence, creativity and creative productivity