The Impact of Capitalism and Reinforcement Strategies on Postmodern Arts
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.35560/jcofarts1896Keywords:
Capitalism, Postmodern Art, Reinforcement, Artistic Creativity, Self-Confidence.Abstract
Postmodern art is an innovative field that requires a high level of capitalism and motivation to achieve success and excellence. The research problem lies in the lack of capitalism among individuals studying postmodern art in schools and universities. Many individuals lack confidence in their artistic abilities and hesitate to face challenges and risks in the art field, resulting in lower performance and outcomes. The research gap is evident due to the limited studies on the impact of capitalism on postmodern art. The study questioned the effect of reinforcement strategies on individuals' capitalism toward studying postmodern art, hypothesizing a statistically significant positive relationship between reinforcement strategies and increased capitalism among individuals in this field. The study aimed to analyze the impact of reinforcement strategies on increasing individuals' capitalism in postmodern art using a descriptive-analytical approach. The sample consisted of 71 female students (44 from the 12th grade and 27 from the 11th grade). The research tools included a capitalism assessment test to measure individuals' performance improvement and a questionnaire of 10 questions to explore their views on reinforcement strategies. The study concluded that reinforcement strategies, such as WhatsApp groups and rewards, significantly increased individuals' capitalism and improved their artistic performance in postmodern art. Accordingly, the study recommended enhancing the use of technology in art education, advocating for the expanded use of technical programs like "Ar-Drawing" and "Canva" due to their positive impact on developing drawing skills and creativity among individuals, along with providing the necessary training for teachers and individuals on these tools.
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