Personality is one of the important contributory factors in the development of problematic technology use. The purpose of the present study was to investigate the direct and indirect associations of creative personality traits with problematic social media use via self/everyday creativity, depression, and loneliness. A total of 460 Turkish emerging adults aged between 18 and 26 years (61% female) were surveyed. Findings indicated that (i) taskorientedness was indirectly associated with problematic social media use via self/everyday creativity, (ii) self-confidence was directly and indirectly associated with problematic social Int J Ment Health Addiction
Öz = -127.911, -97.235, -118.358, -81.935 ve -125.503, p< .01 = -127.911, -97.235, -118.358, -81.935, and -125.503, p< .01). These findings suggest that Creative Personality Traits Scale is a valid and reliable measurement tool in Turkish culture.
ÖZ. Bu çalışmanın genel amacı, Kaufman (2012) ABSTRACT. This study aimed the Turkish adaptation the Kaufman Domains of Creativity Scale (K-DOCS) which was developed by Kaufman (2012) adopting the point of view that creativity is specific to the domain on a sample group of gifted high school students. As a result of explanatory factor analysis performed to investigate the construct validity of the scale, a five-factor structure consisting of 42 items was obtained. This structure was tested on a different sample group. Confirmatory factor analysis suggested the structure to be compatible except for one item. The Cronbach alpha internal consistency coefficients for the sub-factors ranged between .87 and .77. The Cronbach alpha coefficient for the overall scale was .90. The discriminant validity for the subfactors was investigated using the difference between lower and upper 27% group scores. As a result of this, a significant difference was determined between the scores upper and lower groups (t(69) = -62.277, -129.235, -74.747, -150.421 ve -145.253, p< .01). These results indicate that the Turkish version of KDCS is a valid and reliable instrument.
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