Izvestiya of Saratov University.
ISSN 1819-7671 (Print)
ISSN 2542-1948 (Online)


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АПРОБАЦИЯ ТЕСТА КРЕАТИВНОСТИ К. ВЕНКЕРА: ПРОВЕРКА КОНСТРУКТНОЙ ВАЛИДНОСТИ И ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЕ НОВОГО ВАРИАНТА ЕГО ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЯ В ДИАГНОСТИКЕ ОДАРЕННОСТИ

В статье рассматриваются результаты апробации теста креа- тивности К. Венкера (Германия, 2004) на выборке украинской молодежи. Представлены доказательства недостаточно удов- летворительной дискриминативности, валидности и надежности (альфа Кронбаха) аутентичного варианта теста по отношению к возрастной категории 14–17 лет. По результатам конфир- маторного факторного анализа стимульного материала теста К.

The Possibilities of Applying the Personal Typology of D. Keirsey in the Identification of Gifted Adolescents

The paper presents the results of the study of adolescent giftedness in the context of the personal typology of K. Young-D. Keirsey. A comparative analysis of the distribution of temperaments types (in the sense of D. Keirsey) on the Western samples of gifted adolescent , on the one hand, and the winners of the competition in the Minor Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, was carried out.

From The Gift of Others to the Gift for Others: A Socio-Cultural Aspect of Giftedness

The article presents the results of theoretical reflection of the “giftedness” construct, which is currently not only included in the field of priority areas of scientific research, but also meets the needs, demands and challenges of a rapidly changing modern society. The basic concepts that operate on the concept of “giftedness” are analyzed, and three groups of approaches to the study of giftedness are conditionally identified: personality-centered, socially-oriented, and culturally-oriented.

Practice-oriented model of forming abnotivity in students of the college of arts

The article discusses a current issue of college of arts students' readiness for the professional work with gifted children. The article outlines a range of problems of gifted students in the field of music education, including difficulties in adapting to traditional teaching methods, emotional vulnerability, difficulties in communication and mutual understanding of the child with peers, and other peculiarities of the psyche.