| 英文摘要 |
The current study explored the influence of psychological variables on the imaginative capacities of students with different personality traits. Furthermore, the study proposed a predict model hypothesized the mediating role of inspiration through action to influence imaginative capacities. The hypothesized model was tested with a film/video sample in Taiwan, and the measures used in this study included the international version of personality Mini-Markers Scale as well as the validated version of Imaginative Capability Scale and Psychological Influence Scale. The results of the present study indicated that (a) the personality mini-markers and psychological variables showed a different type on the different levels in the high- and low-imagination clusters; (b) the hypothesis for the learning model—that the variable of inspiration through action mediates the effects of psychological predictors/personality mini-markers and both types of imagination—was supported; (c) the openness to experience trait can predict both types of imagination and the other traits showed different direct and indirect effects on two types of imagination; (d) learners' intrinsic motivation, self-efficacy, generative cognition, and negative emotion can through inspiration through action have a mediating effect on imagination. These results will provide the reference framework for video/film learners and teachers to develop learning and teaching
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