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Contextualised self-beliefs in totality : an integrated framework from a longitudinal perspective.
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78639
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UPS BIBL CENTR 39-C-2582
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PHAN, H.P.
Titolo
Contextualised self-beliefs in totality : an integrated framework from a longitudinal perspective. Parte componente di periodico
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pp. 411-434.
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Estratto da: Educational Psychology 2018, 38, 4.
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The present longitudinal research investigation explored the differential effects of <italic>contextualised self</italic>-<italic>efficacy beliefs</italic> (i.e. task, course, global) on the concepts of <italic>personal resolve</italic> and <italic>effective functioning</italic>, and two adaptive outcomes, namely: <italic>school experience</italic> and <italic>academic achievement</italic>. 291 (141 girls, 150 boys) Year 7 secondary school students participated in the study, which spanned the course of four time points. Subsequent SEM analyses produced the following results, for example: (i) Time 1 task self-efficacy positively influenced Time 2 personal resolve and Time 2 effective functioning, (ii) Time 2 personal resolve positively influenced Time 3 contextualised self-efficacy beliefs, (iii) Time 2 effective functioning positively influenced Time 4 school experience, and Time 4 academic achievement, and (iv) Time 3 task-specific self-efficacy positively influenced Time 4 academic achievement and Time 4 school experience. This evidence, collectively, provides grounding for further research development (e.g. the importance of effective functioning) and educational practices for implementation.
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STUDENTI.
SCUOLA SECONDARIA.
AUTOEFFICACIA.
PROBLEM SOLVING.
ADATTAMENTO.
SUCCESSO.
RENDIMENTO.
AUSTRALIA.
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Pedagogico
Psicologico
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NGU, B. H.
ALRASHIDI, O.
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Educational Psychology 2018, 38, 4.
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