E Paul Torrance
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1043 |
|---|---|
| NOME | E Paul Torrance |
| PRENOMES | E Paul |
| SOBRENOME | Torrance |
| ASSINATURA | TORRANCE E P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Georgia |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 31 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1954 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1987 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Future Career Image as a Predictor of Creative Achievement in a 22-Year Longitudinal Study
Alternative Procedures for Assessing Intellectual Strengths of Young Children
Children's scores on the Metropolitan Readiness Test were correlated with their creativity indicators on the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking, Figural Form B and performances on selected conservation tasks. Significant correlations were found among the three sets of measures. The creativity indicators appeared to be sensitive to identifying strengths not suggested by the other measures
Some Creativity and Style of Learning and Thinking Correlates of Guglielmino's Self-Directed Learning Readiness Scale
In an exploratory study of the construct validity of Guglielmino's Self-directed Learning Readiness Scale, 41 graduate students in education were administered the following criterion measures: Sounds and Images (Originality), Thinking Creatively About the Future (Fluency and Originality), Schaefer's Simile Test (Originality), Templeton's Photoanalogies Test, Gershon and Guilford's Possible Jobs test, Khatena and Torrance's What Kind of Person Are…
Discovering Man in Psychology
Relationships Between Creative Thinking Abilities and a Measure of the Creative Personality
Persons with creative abilities might be expected to have creative personality characteristics. The purpose of this study was to ascertain the relationships between a creative personality measure, What Kind of Person Are You? Test, and three verbal and four figural creative ability measures derived from the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking. The subjects were 65 males and 164 female undergraduates enrolled in the introductory course in educatio…
The Child's World of Make-Believe
Effects of Triadic Interaction on Performance of Five-Year-Old Disadvantaged Children
Effects of blindness on creative thinking abilities of children
Dyadic Interaction of Preschool Children and Performance on a Construction Task
26 children (5 each at ages 2, 3, 4, and 5 and 6 at age 6) in a day care center were administered a construction task both singly and in randomly constructed same sex dyads. Dyadic interaction had an over-all effect of increasing the number of blocks used but not the amount of time the children spent on the task. The influence of age was significant for both number of blocks used and amount of time spent. Only for the 6-yr.-olds does dyadic inter…
The Development of Causal Thinking of Children in Mexico and the United States
From a larger data pool, random samples of 40 each were selected from the fourth and sixth grades in metropolitan areas in the United States and Mexico. In each sample the Ss were divided equally according to sex and economic status (advantaged and disadvantaged). Responses to the Guess Causes test of the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking were analyzed for causal thinking. Analyses of variance and Duncan New Multiple Range tests indicate that t…
A Cross-Cultural Study of the Perception of Situational Causality
This study was designed to test developmental, cross-cultural, and sex differences in the perception of situational causality. Three hundred fifty-nine (359) Ss were divided by grade (third and sixth), culture (United States and Indian), and sex. It was hypothesized that developmental, cross-cultural, and sex differences would be found in the perception of situational causality. Ss were shown a picture depicting a Mother Goose nursery rhyme and w…
Influence of Dyadic Interaction on Creative Functioning
Two experiments, one with college students and the other with 5-yr.-old children as Ss, were conducted to test the hypothesis that dyadic interaction will facilitate the production of original ideas among individuals. 20 college Ss were administered 4 tasks from the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking under standard conditions; 20 others randomly assigned to dyads from the same population were tested under the same conditions except that they wer…
Verbal Originality and Teacher Behavior
It's time you learned to eat peas with a fork
A Longitudinal Examination of the Fourth Grade Slump in Creativity
From September 1959 to May 1964 the children enrolled in a university and a public elementary school were tested each year with a battery of tests of creative thinking. Relatively complete data were obtained for 350 children. A random sample of 100 cases was drawn from this pool for further analysis. All raw scores were converted to standard or T-scores based on fifth grade comparison group norms. The results showed that when studied longitudinal…
Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking
Rewarding Creative Behavior
Nurture of creative talents
1966). Nurture of creative talents. Theory Into Practice: Vol. 5, Creativity, pp. 167-173
Independent study as an instructional tool
The Question-Asking Behavior of Highly Creative and Less Creative Basic Business Teachers Identified by a Paper-and-Pencil Test
From the total population of basic business teachers in a large metropolitan area, criterion groups of highly creative and less creative teachers were selected on the basis of a battery of pencil-and-paper tests of creative thinking abilities. Detailed classroom observations were made of the six highly creative and six less creative basic business teachers during five different class sessions distributed throughout a semester. A record was made o…
Organizing Educational Research
Organizing Educational Research: An Exploration." The Journal of Higher Education, 36(4), pp. 237–238
Education and the Creative Potential
Guiding creative talent.
The Chosen Few
Creative Thinking of Children
"The Behavior of Small Groups Under the Stress Conditions of "Survival
A Cross-Cultural Study of the Perception of Situational Causality
This study was designed to test developmental, cross-cultural, and sex differences in the perception of situational causality. Three hundred fifty-nine (359) Ss were divided by grade (third and sixth), culture (United States and Indian), and sex. It was hypothesized that developmental, cross-cultural, and sex differences would be found in the perception of situational causality. Ss were shown a picture depicting a Mother Goose nursery rhyme and w…
Nurture of creative talents
1966). Nurture of creative talents. Theory Into Practice: Vol. 5, Creativity, pp. 167-173
The Development of Causal Thinking of Children in Mexico and the United States
From a larger data pool, random samples of 40 each were selected from the fourth and sixth grades in metropolitan areas in the United States and Mexico. In each sample the Ss were divided equally according to sex and economic status (advantaged and disadvantaged). Responses to the Guess Causes test of the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking were analyzed for causal thinking. Analyses of variance and Duncan New Multiple Range tests indicate that t…
Verbal Originality and Teacher Behavior
Independent study as an instructional tool
Teacher Attitude and Pupil Perception
Sociometric Studies of Combat Air Crews in Survival Training
Some Practical Uses of a Knowledge of Self-Concepts in Counseling and Guidance
Sociometric Studies of Combat Air Crews in Survival Training
"The Behavior of Small Groups Under the Stress Conditions of "Survival
Sociometric Techniques for Diagnosing Group Ills
Group Decision-Making and Disagreement
Journal Article Group Decision-Making and Disagreement Get access E. Paul Torrance E. Paul Torrance Stead Air Force Base Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 35, Issue 4, May 1957, Pages 314–318, https://doi.org/10.2307/2573319 Published: 01 May 1957
Teacher Attitude and Pupil Perception
Guiding creative talent.
The Chosen Few
Creative Thinking of Children
Education and the Creative Potential
The Question-Asking Behavior of Highly Creative and Less Creative Basic Business Teachers Identified by a Paper-and-Pencil Test
From the total population of basic business teachers in a large metropolitan area, criterion groups of highly creative and less creative teachers were selected on the basis of a battery of pencil-and-paper tests of creative thinking abilities. Detailed classroom observations were made of the six highly creative and six less creative basic business teachers during five different class sessions distributed throughout a semester. A record was made o…
Organizing Educational Research
Organizing Educational Research: An Exploration." The Journal of Higher Education, 36(4), pp. 237–238
Rewarding Creative Behavior
Nurture of creative talents
1966). Nurture of creative talents. Theory Into Practice: Vol. 5, Creativity, pp. 167-173
Independent study as an instructional tool
A Longitudinal Examination of the Fourth Grade Slump in Creativity
From September 1959 to May 1964 the children enrolled in a university and a public elementary school were tested each year with a battery of tests of creative thinking. Relatively complete data were obtained for 350 children. A random sample of 100 cases was drawn from this pool for further analysis. All raw scores were converted to standard or T-scores based on fifth grade comparison group norms. The results showed that when studied longitudinal…
Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking
It's time you learned to eat peas with a fork
Influence of Dyadic Interaction on Creative Functioning
Two experiments, one with college students and the other with 5-yr.-old children as Ss, were conducted to test the hypothesis that dyadic interaction will facilitate the production of original ideas among individuals. 20 college Ss were administered 4 tasks from the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking under standard conditions; 20 others randomly assigned to dyads from the same population were tested under the same conditions except that they wer…
Verbal Originality and Teacher Behavior
A Cross-Cultural Study of the Perception of Situational Causality
This study was designed to test developmental, cross-cultural, and sex differences in the perception of situational causality. Three hundred fifty-nine (359) Ss were divided by grade (third and sixth), culture (United States and Indian), and sex. It was hypothesized that developmental, cross-cultural, and sex differences would be found in the perception of situational causality. Ss were shown a picture depicting a Mother Goose nursery rhyme and w…
Dyadic Interaction of Preschool Children and Performance on a Construction Task
26 children (5 each at ages 2, 3, 4, and 5 and 6 at age 6) in a day care center were administered a construction task both singly and in randomly constructed same sex dyads. Dyadic interaction had an over-all effect of increasing the number of blocks used but not the amount of time the children spent on the task. The influence of age was significant for both number of blocks used and amount of time spent. Only for the 6-yr.-olds does dyadic inter…
The Development of Causal Thinking of Children in Mexico and the United States
From a larger data pool, random samples of 40 each were selected from the fourth and sixth grades in metropolitan areas in the United States and Mexico. In each sample the Ss were divided equally according to sex and economic status (advantaged and disadvantaged). Responses to the Guess Causes test of the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking were analyzed for causal thinking. Analyses of variance and Duncan New Multiple Range tests indicate that t…
Effects of Triadic Interaction on Performance of Five-Year-Old Disadvantaged Children
Effects of blindness on creative thinking abilities of children
Psychology (30 obras) · Social Psychology (15 obras) · Developmental psychology (14 obras) · Mathematics education (13 obras) · Creativity (12 obras) · Creativity in Education and Neuroscience (11 obras) · Pedagogy (10 obras) · Sociology (10 obras) · Social Psychology (9 obras) · Creative thinking (6 obras)