Assessment of children’s creative potential in visual and literary domains within the Croatian socio-cultural context (CROSBI ID 686166)
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Podaci o odgovornosti
Lončarić, Darko ; Riman, Kristina ; Rončević, Anita
engleski
Assessment of children’s creative potential in visual and literary domains within the Croatian socio-cultural context
Several measures of creativity employ different figural-visual-graphic or verbal-literary tasks, usually within the framework of divergent thinking that Guilford defined as the ability to envision multiple solutions to a problem. Convergent thinking was conceptualised as the tendency to narrow all options to a single solution, and this process is less frequently included in different measures of creativity. In the Guilford Test of Creative Thinking, nine subtests require verbal responses, and four make use of figural content. In Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking, participants draw figures or write questions, possible consequences and different uses for objects. Seldomly, measures provide a balanced approach to the assessment of exploratory-divergent and integrative- convergent thinking across figural-graphic and verbal-literary domains. The main goal of this work is to present an effort to adapt and standardise the measure that takes such a balanced approach with somewhat different operationalisations of classical divergent- convergent thinking constructs. EPoC test of potential creativity in the graphic and verbal domain of creative expression is in the process of adaptation for use with Croatian preschool and elementary school children. The results were obtained from 450 students (4-14 years ; 53.33% female) mainly from Croatian schools in Istria and Primorsko-goranska county. Because the normative sample has not been acquired yet, the descriptive statistics on raw scores and standardised T-scores are presented as indicators of exploratory-divergent thinking, integrative-convergent thinking, graphic, verbal and overall creativity. The partializing effect of the participants’ age on the relationship between such coefficients is presented, and some evidence of replicability of the factor structure for this measure of potential creativity is provided.
Potential creativity ; EPoC ; Children ; Figural-Graphic Domain ; Literary-Verbal Domain ; Creative Potential
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Podaci o prilogu
31-31.
2019.
objavljeno
Podaci o matičnoj publikaciji
BOOK OF ABSTRACTS. 1st Thematic ECHA Conference. Creativity Research and Innovation in Gifted Education: Social, Individual, and Educational Perspective
Rački, Željko
Osijek: Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek, Faculty of Education
978-953-6965-86-1
Podaci o skupu
1 st Tematic ECHA Conference - Creativity Research and Innovation in Gifted Education: Social, Individual and Educational Perspective
predavanje
16.10.2019-18.10.2019
Dubrovnik, Hrvatska