APS
29th APS Annual Convention · 2017
Effort Matters More Than Personality or Efficacy for Creative Performance
Session: Poster Session XI
Authors
- Luke Brooks-Shesler
Iona College - Sayeedul IslamPresenting Author
Farmingdale State College, The State University of New York - Emily Barrera
Iona College - Kenes Beketeyev
SparcIt Inc. - David Brocker
Farmingdale State College, The State University of New York - Gabrielle Del Bene
Iona College - Farzad Eskafi
SparcIt Inc. - Caitlyn Hoenscheid
Farmingdale State College, The State University of New York - Brittany Motis
Farmingdale State College, The State University of New York - Gianna Vaccarino
Iona College
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to explore the relative importance of openness to experience, task-specific creative self-efficacy, and effort in predicting creative performance. Results suggest that, under some circumstances, effort is more important than personality or creative self-efficacy in predicting creative performance.
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