Creative thinking of adolescents in Estonian society
Identifieur interne : 000953 ( Main/Exploration ); précédent : 000952; suivant : 000954Creative thinking of adolescents in Estonian society
Auteurs : Eda Heinla [Estonie]Source :
- Young [ 1103-3088 ] ; 2006-08.
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- Academic press, Adolescent, Basic education, Basic knowledge, Behavioural factors, Cambridge university press, Capacity component, Capital area, Cognitive, Cognitive factors, Cognitive pathways, Comparative analysis, Contemporary estonian society, Creative results, Creative spheres, Creativity, Csikszentmihalyi, Current study, Deep poverty, Different factors, Different opportunities, Discriminatory analysis, Early childhood, Economic resources, Economic status, Education component, Educational conditions, Educational environment, Educational factors, Educational opportunities, Elite schools, Empirical research, Estonia, Estonian, Estonian adolescents, Estonian adolescents table, Estonian context, Estonian families, Estonian ministry, Estonian society, Estonian statistics, Example education, Exibility, Family member, Fine arts, Fluency, Fluency originality flexibility, Good ability, Good education, Good medium, Heinla, Higher education, Higher education father, Higher level, Important role, Innovative, Innovative character, Innovative solutions, Large towns, Larger towns, Market economy, Mihaly, Mihaly csikszentmihalyi, Monthly income, More opportunities, Nancial, Nancial situation, National curriculum, Newbury park, Novel solutions, Older children, Originality, Other hand, Other people, Parent, Personal preferences, Population survey, Present moment, Present study, Primary importance, Profession component, Research results, Residence component, Residential area, Runco, Rural area, Rural areas, Same time, Secondary education father, Secondary education mother, Secondary schools, Small town, Small town3, Small towns, Smaller communities, Social environment, Social factors, Social inequality, Social psychology, Social system, Spare time activities, Special training, Specialist father, Specialist mother, Standard deviation, Tallinn, Tallinn university, Teaching environment, Test results, Torrance, Torrance tests, Uency, Unconventional ideas, Unconventional links, University education, Value judgements, Worker father, Young people, Young person, Young table.
Abstract
The article presents the comparative results of research on 16-17 year-old Estonian adolescents’ and 9-12 year-old children’s creative thinking in connection with their social environment. Creative thinking has been defined through three components: fluency of thought, originality and flexibility of thinking. The aim of the empirical research on which this article is based was, firstly, to find out whether there is a connection between the child’s creative thinking and the parents’ profession, the family’s economic status and the child’s place of residence; and, secondly, to carry out a comparative analysis of two age groups, 9-12, and 16-17, regarding manifestations of creativity in connection with the factors described above. The results of the study demonstrate that the creative thinking of the 16-17 year-old adolescents is higher in the group where one or both parents have university education, work as top executives or specialists, where the families cope well economically and live in the capital. The creative thinking of the 9-12 year-old children is higher in the group where the mothers have a higher education and where they live in a rural area. Even though the correlation between social factors and the creative thinking of the adolescents treated in the study occurs only at the older age level, it is likely that the influence of cognitive and personality components of the child’s creativity begins at a much earlier age.
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