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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Criatividade e suas rela??es com intelig?ncia em crian?as com e sem dislexia / Creativity and its relationship to intelligence in children with and without dyslexia

Alves, Rauni Jand? Roama 13 December 2013 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-04T18:28:12Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 RAUNI JANDE ROAMA ALVES.pdf: 1597487 bytes, checksum: 2c5fc0e1ecfc2b3e4750ae14cfbd068e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-12-13 / Pontif?cia Universidade Cat?lica de Campinas / Dyslexia is a disorder resulting from neuropsychological dysfunction and mostly causes difficulties in learning to read. International studies speculate that this framework does not only involve deficient cognitive skills, but also well developed, such as creativity. Starting from this hypothesis, the present study aimed to compare the creativity of children with dyslexia (GC) with children without difficulties in reading and writing (GN). It was also investigated how the intelligence is related to that performance in both groups. The GC was recruited at the Clinical Hospital of the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP) and the GN in a regular school of the state of S?o Paulo. It was investigated 13 children in each group, ranging in age from eight years to 11 years and eight months (GC: M=10,92+1,03; GN: M=10,61+0,50), with five females and eight males in group GC and nine females and four males in group GN. To survey the creativity was used the "Test of Figural Creativity for Children (TCFI) and for intelligence was administered the test "Raven Coloured Progressive Matrices (MPCR)", "Human Figure Drawing (DFH)" and "Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children - third version (WISC-III)", the latter two only in GC. For the selection of the GN was used a questionnaire for parents and a semistructured interview for teachers to eliminate diagnostic criteria for dyslexia, besides the "Academic Performance Test", with the aim of selecting children with reading and writing performance expected for age and grade. The results showed no statistically significant differences between both groups in creativity. However, the GC had a lower average than the GN in the total TCFI, while also showed higher scores for 18 of the 31 characteristics evaluated by it. High correlation was observed between the MPCR and the TCFI in both groups and no significant correlations between the DFH and the WISC-III with the TCFI in GC. Some hypotheses have been formulated: the existence of possible relationships between creativity and executive functions, the latter being to the detriment of individuals with dyslexia, which could explain the result of the total TCFI; the influence of emotional and possibly aspects of personality that are characteristic of dyslexia, which could explain the better performance in the majority of the characteristics evaluated in TCFI. There was no pattern in the correlations between measures of intelligence and creativity in both investigated groups, as found in the literature. It is concluded that this study provided important findings for early clarification on a possible relationship between creativity and dyslexia, however, considering the complexity of both constructs, studies involving the investigation of their relations with other psychological variables as well as expansion and diversification of the sample are needed. / A dislexia ? um transtorno decorrente de disfun??es neuropsicol?gicas e acarreta principalmente dificuldades no aprendizado da leitura. Estudos internacionais especulam que esse quadro n?o somente envolveria habilidades cognitivas deficit?rias, mas tamb?m bem desenvolvidas, como a criatividade. Partindo-se dessa hip?tese, o presente estudo objetivou comparar a criatividade de crian?as com dislexia (GC) com o de crian?as sem dificuldades em leitura e escrita (GN). Tamb?m se investigou a rela??o entre criatividade e intelig?ncia em ambos os grupos. O GC foi recrutado no Hospital de Cl?nicas da Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP) e o GN em uma escola de ensino regular de uma cidade do interior de S?o Paulo. Foram investigadas 13 crian?as em cada grupo, com faixa et?ria de oito anos a 11 anos e oito meses (GC: M=10,92+1,03; GN: M=10,61+0,50), sendo cinco do sexo feminino e oito do masculino no GC e nove do sexo feminino e quatro do masculino no GN. Para a avalia??o da criatividade foi utilizado o Teste de Criatividade Figural Infantil (TCFI) e para intelig?ncia foram administrados os testes Matrizes Progressivas Coloridas de Raven (MPCR) , Desenho da Figura Humana (DFH) e Escala de Intelig?ncia Wechsler para crian?as (WISC-III) , sendo os dois ?ltimos somente no GC. Para a sele??o do GN foi utilizado um question?rio para os pais e uma entrevista semiestruturada para os professores a fim de eliminar crit?rios diagn?sticos para dislexia, al?m do Teste de Desempenho Escolar , com o objetivo de selecionar somente aquelas crian?as que apresentassem desempenho em leitura e em escrita esperado para a idade e s?rie. Os resultados encontrados n?o evidenciaram diferen?as estat?sticas significativas entre ambos os grupos na medida de criatividade. No entanto, o GC apresentou menor m?dia em rela??o ao GN no total do TCFI, ao mesmo tempo em que tamb?m apresentou m?dias mais altas em 18 das 31 caracter?sticas avaliadas por esse mesmo teste. Foi verificada alta correla??o entre os testes MPCR e o TCFI em ambos os grupos e correla??es n?o significativas entre o DFH e o WISC-III com o TCFI no GC. Algumas hip?teses foram elaboradas: a exist?ncia de poss?veis rela??es entre criatividade e fun??es executivas, sendo essas ?ltimas em preju?zo em sujeitos com dislexia, que poderia explicar o resultado obtido no total do TCFI; a influ?ncia de aspectos emocionais e possivelmente de personalidade, caracter?sticos a dislexia, que poderiam explicar o melhor desempenho obtido na maioria das caracter?sticas avaliadas no TCFI. N?o foi verificado um padr?o nas correla??es entre as medidas de intelig?ncia e de criatividade em ambos os grupos investigados, assim como encontrado na literatura. Conclui-se que o presente estudo forneceu achados importantes para o in?cio do esclarecimento sobre uma poss?vel rela??o entre criatividade e dislexia, no entanto, considerando a complexidade de ambos os constructos, estudos que envolvam a investiga??o de suas rela??es com outras vari?veis psicol?gicas bem como amplia??o e diversifica??o da amostra se fazem necess?rios.

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