The Influence of Creativity on Students in Faculty of Information and Communication Technology, Silpakorn University
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The objectives of this research were 1) to examine the relationship between creativity, perceived the university support for creativity, and 5 personality factors of students at Faculty of Information and Communication Technology, Silpakorn University and 2) to explore the factors influence the students’creativity. The study was quantitative research. The instrument of this research was a questionnaire for data collection used with 329 students. The statistical methods in the research included the coefficient of Pearson Product Moment Correlation analysis and Stepwise Multiple Regression analysis. The research results indicated that 1) creativity had positive correlation with their perception on the university support for the creativity and the 5 personality factors and 2) four factors affecting creativity of the students were as follows (1) overall perceived university support for creativity, (2) compromising personality, (3) openness to experience personality and (4) Neuroticism personality.
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