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Humanidades Médicas
On-line version ISSN 1727-8120
Abstract
MARCOS MENDOZA, Midiel; AMARO GARRIDO, Miguel Angel; DEL VALLE MARIN, José Norberto and BRITO PADILLA., Sandra Juliet. Development of categories of the mode of creative action in university students. Rev Hum Med [online]. 2024, vol.24, n.1 Epub Feb 12, 2024. ISSN 1727-8120.
Introduction:
The relationship between the development of the categories of originality, flexibility, autonomy and motivation of the creative mode of action is important. The objective of the article was to develop a system of indications for the development of categories of the creative mode of action in university students.
Methods:
A mixed investigation was carried out, where the universe was made up of students of the Pedagogy-Psychology degree at the University of Sancti Spíritus “José Martí Pérez” in the 2021-2022 academic year and an intentional random sample of 24 students from the third year was taken. In the research, actions were designed to solve problems in work practice and a self-assessment scale about the development of the categories of the creative mode of action.
Results:
The statistical processing of the applied instruments allowed 75 % of the sample to be placed between a medium and low level in the development of categories of the creative mode of action, due to deficiencies in its expression.
Discussion:
From referenced theoretical foundations, a proposal of indications was analyzed that allow the systematization of learning content and facilitate the development of autonomous and motivating actions to solve problems in the work context. Conclusions: The development of indications, from the main integrative discipline and in close relationship with the declared categories of the creative mode of action, facilitated its development and demonstrated relevance and feasibility in the context of work practice.
Keywords : creativity; autonomy; flexibility; originality; motivation, mode of action.