Relationships between Interest (I) and Deprivation (D) type epistemic curiosity (EC) and self-regulation were evaluated in two studies. In Study 1 (Italians, N = 151), I-type EC correlated positively with positive outcome-expectancies and risk-taking, but negatively with thinking about negative outcomes. D-type EC correlated positively with emotional restraint, thoughtful evaluation, and concern over negative out- comes and potential risks. In Study 2 (Americans, N = 218; Germans, N= 56), I-type EC correlated positively with behavioral activation, especially fun seeking, whereas D-type correlated negatively with fun seeking. Neither EC scale correlated significantly with behavioral inhibition. These findings suggest that I-type EC corresponds to fun, carefree and optimistic approaches to learning, while D-type EC reflects greater thoughtfulness and caution regarding knowledge-search

Epistemic curiosity and self-regulation / Lauriola, Marco; J. A., Litman; P., Mussel; R., De Santis; H. M., Crowson; R. R., Hoffman. - In: PERSONALITY AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES. - ISSN 0191-8869. - 83:1(2015), pp. 202-207. [10.1016/j.paid.2015.04.017]

Epistemic curiosity and self-regulation

LAURIOLA, Marco;
2015

Abstract

Relationships between Interest (I) and Deprivation (D) type epistemic curiosity (EC) and self-regulation were evaluated in two studies. In Study 1 (Italians, N = 151), I-type EC correlated positively with positive outcome-expectancies and risk-taking, but negatively with thinking about negative outcomes. D-type EC correlated positively with emotional restraint, thoughtful evaluation, and concern over negative out- comes and potential risks. In Study 2 (Americans, N = 218; Germans, N= 56), I-type EC correlated positively with behavioral activation, especially fun seeking, whereas D-type correlated negatively with fun seeking. Neither EC scale correlated significantly with behavioral inhibition. These findings suggest that I-type EC corresponds to fun, carefree and optimistic approaches to learning, while D-type EC reflects greater thoughtfulness and caution regarding knowledge-search
2015
epistemic curiosity; self-regulation; BIS/BAS; risk-taking
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Epistemic curiosity and self-regulation / Lauriola, Marco; J. A., Litman; P., Mussel; R., De Santis; H. M., Crowson; R. R., Hoffman. - In: PERSONALITY AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES. - ISSN 0191-8869. - 83:1(2015), pp. 202-207. [10.1016/j.paid.2015.04.017]
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