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EJ400647 - Sex Differences in the Original Thinking of Preschool and Elementary School Children.

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ERIC #:EJ400647
Title:Sex Differences in the Original Thinking of Preschool and Elementary School Children.
Authors:Tegano, Deborah W.; Moran, James D., III
Descriptors:Age Differences; Children; Creative Thinking; Creativity; Creativity Tests; Early Childhood Education; Preschool Children; Sex Differences
Source:Creativity Research Journal, v2 n1-2 p102-10 Spr 1989
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Publication Date:1989-00-00
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Pub Types:Journal Articles; Reports - Research
Abstract:This study assessed development of sex differences in creativity of preschool and early elementary school children. Preschool, first-, and third-grade students (n=188) were assessed for creativity in terms of ideational fluency. Sex differences were not found in preschool, but by third grade boys scored significantly higher than girls on both popular and original responses. (Author/PB)
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Identifiers:Ideational Fluency
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Languages:English
Education Level:Early Childhood Education
 

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