This study evaluated the factor structure of the Self-Curiosity Attitude-Interest (SCAI) scale. We conducted analyses of the configural, metric, and scalar factor invariance of the SCAI using data from three groups of participants with varying levels of fluid intelligence. We also explored the relationship between fluid intelligence and self-curiosity. The results provided support for the previously identified two-component factor structure of the SCAI (Aschieri & Durosini, 2015). The factor structure was invariant across the different levels of participant intelligence. Furthermore, as expected, regression analyses did not yield a significant relationship between self-curiosity and fluid intelligence. Limitations of this study and areas fo...
Curiosity refers to the desire for acquiring new information. The aim of this study was to de-velop ...
Unrotated factor analyses of interest data have consistently yielded a general factor of interests, ...
Interpersonal curiosity (IPC) is the desire for new information about people. Fifty-one IPC items we...
Even though introspection, reflection, and mentalization are important processes in clinical practic...
Recently, self-curiosity has attracted scholarly attention as a crucial factor in psychological test...
Self curiosity is a new concept. Theoretical underpinnings and measurement issues are presente
This paper presents a theoretical review of the psychological construct of human curiosity and the C...
The experience of interest is central to intrinsic motivation for learning, so it is important to un...
Three studies on the relationship between curiosity and interest are reported. The first study was a...
Objectives. The purpose of this study was to verify the factor structure of the Czech translation of...
These studies examined self-reported interest, how level of interest is related to reported certaint...
The purpose of this study was to examine the psychometric properties and the factorial structure of ...
Curiosity refers to the desire for acquiring new information. The aim of this study was to develop a...
Scales of Need for Cognition (NFC), Typical Intellectual Engagement (TIE), and Epistemic Curiosity (...
Relationships between Interest (I) and Deprivation (D) type epistemic curiosity (EC) and self-regula...
Curiosity refers to the desire for acquiring new information. The aim of this study was to de-velop ...
Unrotated factor analyses of interest data have consistently yielded a general factor of interests, ...
Interpersonal curiosity (IPC) is the desire for new information about people. Fifty-one IPC items we...
Even though introspection, reflection, and mentalization are important processes in clinical practic...
Recently, self-curiosity has attracted scholarly attention as a crucial factor in psychological test...
Self curiosity is a new concept. Theoretical underpinnings and measurement issues are presente
This paper presents a theoretical review of the psychological construct of human curiosity and the C...
The experience of interest is central to intrinsic motivation for learning, so it is important to un...
Three studies on the relationship between curiosity and interest are reported. The first study was a...
Objectives. The purpose of this study was to verify the factor structure of the Czech translation of...
These studies examined self-reported interest, how level of interest is related to reported certaint...
The purpose of this study was to examine the psychometric properties and the factorial structure of ...
Curiosity refers to the desire for acquiring new information. The aim of this study was to develop a...
Scales of Need for Cognition (NFC), Typical Intellectual Engagement (TIE), and Epistemic Curiosity (...
Relationships between Interest (I) and Deprivation (D) type epistemic curiosity (EC) and self-regula...
Curiosity refers to the desire for acquiring new information. The aim of this study was to de-velop ...
Unrotated factor analyses of interest data have consistently yielded a general factor of interests, ...
Interpersonal curiosity (IPC) is the desire for new information about people. Fifty-one IPC items we...