Tierney and Farmer (2002) has developed the idea of creative self-efficacy and defined it as a degree of personal belief in ability that produces the creative outcomes or products. Creative self-efficacy is an important aspect which constructs creativity in working. Employees would be able to achieve their goals and be creative if they believe in their own efficacy. Moreover, for students, having high degree of belief in self-efficacy in would lead to creativity and creative behavior, and their behavior could also be predicted. In addition, students who have high degree in creative self-efficacy tend to believe in academic ability and participate in academic activities or join after-school group activities. Additionally, they tend to further their
education in undergraduate level. Therefore, studying about creative self-efficacy is important and required for learners’ development.