Metacognition incidence of self-efficacy in academic performance of university students
A latent growth curve model of academic motivation and academic self-efficacy of Shahid Chamran University students
... and academic performance as predictors of academic motivation and academic self-efficacy model of Shahid Chamran University students, during several ...
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Predictors of psychological well-being, academic self-efficacy and resilience in university students, and their impact on academic motivation.
... of academic pressure to perform, reduced levels of academic support compared to secondary school, social isolation during the transition period and potential long term financial debt (Hartley, ...2011). ...
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Miscalibration of self efficacy and academic performance: Self efficacy ≠ self fulfilling prophecy
... increasing students’ self-efficacy appears to be considered a fait accompli – this is evidenced by the many resources designed to help educators increase the self-efficacy of their ...
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Academic Self efficacy and Academic Procrastination: Exploring the Mediating Role of Academic Motivation in Turkish University Students
... that self-efficacy for self-regulated learning was significantly and negatively related to ...High self-efficacy for self-regulated learning also predicted students’ ...
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The Use of a Motivational Interviewing Instrument to Enhance Academic Self-Efficacy and Academic Motivation of Undergraduate Students at Assumption University
... the efficacy of a Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET) intervention was investigated with 110 college students who had difficulties in the Introductory Psychology ...These students were randomly ...
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Analysis of the Relationship Between the Academic Self-Efficacy and Leisure Satisfaction Levels of University Students
... the academic self-efficacy of physical education and sports teachers that women had higher academic self-efficacy levels than ...female students or teacher candidates had ...
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Self-Efficacy Perceived in Academic Behaviors in University Students of ‘Health’ and ‘Social’ Sciences
... school performance model and an integral human development, under the premise of improving their perception of being capable, and that, the person who is ‘learning’ is considered a valuable educational goal, in ...
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Relationships among senior school students’ self-efficacy, metacognition and their achievement in chemistry
... 332), self-efficacy is ‘the judgment of an individual on their own capability to organise events and succeed in delivering a certain ...Chemistry self-efficacy as the ‘beliefs in one’s ability ...
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Relationship between Self-efficacy and Academic Performance among Orphaned Secondary School Students in Kenya
... between academic self-efficacy and academic performance among orphaned secondary school students in ...orphaned students and 35 principals. A total of 300 orphaned ...
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The role of academic self-efficacy in improving students’ metacognitive learning strategies
... the students who demonstrate self-efficacy are more inclined to use metacognitive skills in fulfilling their duties than others (35), which, in turn, enhances the quality of their ...more ...
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STUDY OF METACOGNITION AND SELF EFFICACY AMONG B ED STUDENTS IN RELATION TO THE LOCATION OF THEIR INSTITUTION
... responses, academic pursuits, and career choices. When one possesses high self-efficacy, one is more likely to choose tasks one believes one will succeed at, set and focus on higher goals, persevere, ...
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Predictors of self-reported academic performance among undergraduate medical students of Hawassa University, Ethiopia
... the university entrance examination result was at ...the university entrance examination result was associated with the student’s self-reported academic performance, an area of ...the ...
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ACADEMIC SELF EFFICACY IN RELATION TO ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS OF HARYANA
... Academic Self Efficacy Scale: Academic Self Efficacy Scale was developed and standardized by the Dr ...to Self-efficacy in enlisting social resources, (B) Items ...
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Evaluation of metacognition levels in undergraduate medical students and its correlation with academic performance, year of study, student’s academic background and gender
... This was a cross-sectional study. Sample size was calculated by usingepi info version 7 which came out to be 186. Simple random sampling, a type of probability sampling was used in this study. For maintaining internal ...
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Relationships between self-efficacy and personal hardiness and pain self-efficacy in university students
... between academic self-efficacy, social self-efficacy, emotional self-efficacy and psychological hardiness with pain ...of self-efficacy were investigated in ...
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Teachers' Self Efficacy in Relation to Pupils' Academic Performance
... high self-efficacy tend to persist in failure situations and take more risks with the ...motivated students (Tella, ...of efficacy hold beliefs about student learning that motivate them to ...
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The promise of a better group future: Cognitive alternatives increase students' self-efficacy and academic performance
... for performance detriments primarily among low-status groups (see Schmader & Hall, 2014; Shapiro & Neuberg, ...task performance among group members in a stereotype-relevant domain, because they ...
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Comparing the scores of students in academic achievement, self-efficacy, Self-regulation and creativity
... in academic achievement and self-efficacy is to be ...of self-efficacy has a relatively short history of the activities of Bandura (1977), starts and factors affecting farmed for many ...
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Metacognition and Self-regulated Learning in Predicting University Students' Academic Achievement in Turkey
... between metacognition and self-regulated learning are relevant. Self-regulated learning and metacognition are both generally defined by their component parts (Sperling, Howard, Staley & ...
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Self-Efficacy and Self-Independence in Promoting Self-Employment Intention among University Students
... Factor analysis is a common method used to measure the validity of instruments in research. Factor analysis is a data reduction technique used to reduce a large number of variables to a smaller set of underlying factors ...
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