In this paper, we started to analyse the impact of individual cognitive processes on early programming learning and performances. In particular, we focused our attention on divergent thinking, creative per-sonality and brain type, analysed within the theoretical framework of the empathizing-systemizing (E-S) Theory. We involved a sample of students in the first year of a bachelor curriculum in Applied Mathematics at the University of Verona. We used this sample to analyse the relations be-tween cognitive styles and programming attitudes and performances. We also explored sex differences, concerning both the level of each measure and these relations.

Psychology of programming: The role of creativity, empathy and systemizing

Pasini, M.;Solitro, U.;Brondino, M.;Burro, R.;Raccanello, D.;Zorzi, M.
2017-01-01

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In this paper, we started to analyse the impact of individual cognitive processes on early programming learning and performances. In particular, we focused our attention on divergent thinking, creative per-sonality and brain type, analysed within the theoretical framework of the empathizing-systemizing (E-S) Theory. We involved a sample of students in the first year of a bachelor curriculum in Applied Mathematics at the University of Verona. We used this sample to analyse the relations be-tween cognitive styles and programming attitudes and performances. We also explored sex differences, concerning both the level of each measure and these relations.
2017
programming, creativity, empathy, systemizing
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