Serial-multiple mediation of enjoyment and intention on the relationship between creativity and physical activity

Jung, Myungjin; Kim, Han Soo; Loprinzi, Paul D.; Kang, Minsoo

doi:10.3934/neuroscience.2021008

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“…The Feeling Scale is a single-item, 11-point bipolar scale ranging from + 5 to − 5, with verbal anchors of “very good” (+ 5), “good” (+ 3), “fairly good” (+ 1), “neutral” (0), “fairly bad” (− 1), “bad” (− 3), and “very bad” (− 5). These tools are acceptable and have already been used in previous studies [ 13 , 20 , 37 ].…”

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Acute effects of exergame-based calisthenics versus traditional calisthenics on state-anxiety levels in young adult men: a randomized trial

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Purpose This study compared the acute effects of an exergame-based calisthenics (EXG) session versus a traditional calisthenics (TC) session on state anxiety levels in healthy adult men, and compared the mean heart rate, number of repetitions performed, enjoyment, and affective valence reported by the participants between sessions. Methods Thirty-six young adult men performed two 30-min sessions of physical exercise in random order (EXG and TC). The same exercise protocol was used for each session; however, the TC session was guided by an exercise science professional. State anxiety was assessed before and immediately after each session. Heart rate was monitored during the sessions. Enjoyment and affective valence were assessed immediately after the sessions. In addition, the number of repetitions performed was recorded. Results There was no significant interaction between sessions (EXG vs. TC) and time (pre vs. post-session) ( p = 0.102), no significant effect of session ( p = 0.587), and no significant effect of time ( p = 0.121). Participants presented a higher mean heart rate (+ 3.5%, p = 0.020) and number of repetitions performed (+ 43.7%, p < 0.001) in the TC session compared with the EXG session. There was no difference in enjoyment ( p = 0.804) and affective ( p = 0.195) valence between the EXG and TC sessions. Conclusion The EXG and TC sessions did not reduce state anxiety levels. Nor did they increase enjoyment or affective valence in healthy young adult men. However, the TC session evoked a higher mean heart rate and higher training volume than the EXG session. Supplementary Information The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s11332-021-00841-9.

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Acute effects of exergame-based calisthenics versus traditional calisthenics on state-anxiety levels in young adult men: a randomized trial

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“…Thus, encouraging active play with family and peers can encourage creativity. Another study tested a serial-multiple mediation of physical activity enjoyment and physical activity intention in the relationship between creativity and physical activity level, and these findings underscore the importance of shaping cognitive and emotional functioning for physical activity promotion (25).…”

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Trait creativity, personality, and physical activity: a structural equation model

Liu

Wang

et al. 2023

Ann Palliat Med

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Background: Previous studies have shown that personality affects creativity, and physical activity and is associated with cognitive function. However, the relationship among physical activity, creativity, and personality remains unclear. This study sought to examine the relationship among personality, physical activity, and creativity to identify relevant risk factors of trait creativity. Structural equation modeling (SEM) was used to assess the effect of personality (extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, neuroticism, and openness) on physical activity, the effect of physical activity on creativity traits.Methods: A total of 296 university students were recruited for this study. The survey was administered by WeChat. The self-reported questionnaires included questions related to demographic information, creativity (from the Williams Creativity Assessment Packet), the Big Five personality traits, and physical activity. A correlation analysis was conducted and the structural equation models were constructed using SPSSAU. Results:The SEM analysis showed that openness in personality was positively correlated with physical activity. Physical activity was negatively correlated with curiosity, challenging, risk-taking, and imagination.Conclusions: Among university students, openness may be a profound positive factor affecting physical activity. Moreover, physical activity was also associated with trait creativity. Consideration should be given to assessing personality traits and physical activity to ensure the selection of more creative students.

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“…Five studies (Ashraf et al, 2019;Dong et al, 2022;Dousay & Weible, 2019;Jung et al, 2021;Magnusson, 2018) were removed from the analyses due to item number-note that the researchers used neither the full version nor the short versions and did not focus on any subscales in these studies. Susanto et al (2018) administered 54 items, and this study was excluded.…”

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“…The short versions also measure creative behaviors in five areas. Apart from these versions, some researchers use modified versions of the scale—note that those modifications are not based on any statistical analysis (e.g., Ashraf et al., 2019; Jung et al., 2021).…”

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A Reliability Generalization Meta‐Analysis of the Kaufman Domains of Creativity Scale

Sen,

Yörük

2023

Journal of Creative Behavior

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The Kaufman Domains of Creativity Scale (K‐DOCS) is a self‐reported rating scale that measures creative behaviors in five areas. Despite the vast amount of research on the scale, the internal consistency reliability of K‐DOCS scores have not been examined. Specifically, there is no study on the overall reliability coefficients, the variation in the reliability of scores, and reliability induction. In the present study, reliability generalization meta‐analyses were conducted to address these issues. The sample consisted of 56 studies that produced 60 Cronbach's alpha coefficients in total. The pooled alpha values were estimated to be .904 (total scale), .825 (Self/Everyday subscale), .858 (Scholarly subscale), .887 (Performance subscale), .867 (Scientific subscale), and .861 (Artistic subscale). The moderator analyses showed that the reliability estimates of K‐DOCS total scores and Self/Everyday subscale scores did not differ with respect to any of the moderator variables. On the other hand, certain variables affected the alpha coefficients for Scholarly (educational level, SD of the age, and mean age), Performance (continent, educational level, ethnicity, Caucasian percentage, SD of the age, and mean age), Scientific (language, test version, continent, country, ethnicity, SD of the age, and mean age), and Artistic (continent, language, country, mean age, and total mean score) subscale scores. Finally, the reliability induction rate was 39.62%, and there were no statistically significant differences between the inducing and reporting studies with respect to the continuous variables (mean of the total score, means and SDs of the sample age, and percentages of female and Caucasian). Our findings indicate that the K‐DOCS provides highly reliable scores. However, certain variables contribute to systematic errors in Scholarly, Performance, Scientific, and Artistic subscale scores. Hence, scores on these subscales should be interpreted with caution. Due to a high amount of variation in the reliability coefficients, reliability induction is not advised for the K‐DOCS.

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Serial-multiple mediation of enjoyment and intention on the relationship between creativity and physical activity

Cited by 7 publications

References 93 publications

Acute effects of exergame-based calisthenics versus traditional calisthenics on state-anxiety levels in young adult men: a randomized trial

Acute effects of exergame-based calisthenics versus traditional calisthenics on state-anxiety levels in young adult men: a randomized trial

Trait creativity, personality, and physical activity: a structural equation model

A Reliability Generalization Meta‐Analysis of the Kaufman Domains of Creativity Scale

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