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期刊名:Learning and individual differences

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ISSN:1041-6080

e-ISSN:1873-3425

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Todd M Wyatt,Susanne A Denham,Hideko H Bassett Todd M Wyatt
We examined associations between aspects of preschoolers' executive control (both hot and cool), on-task involvement, and subsequent learning behaviors (attention/persistence, attitude toward learning, competence motivation) in kindergarten...
Erin Hogan,Sharon Vaughn,Anna-Mari Fall et al. Erin Hogan et al.
This study investigated whether linguistic proficiencies in students' first language (L1)- Spanish-and English (L2) moderated the response to intensive reading intervention for sixth- and seventh-grade multilingual learners (MLs) with readi...
Alexandra A Lee,Delaram A Totonchi,Stacy Priniski et al. Alexandra A Lee et al.
This study examined whether performance goal orientations and mindset beliefs explicate the negative relation of ethnic stereotype threat with achievement and whether these processes vary depending on students' membership in a historically ...
Paul T Cirino,Cassidy Salentine,Abby Farrell et al. Paul T Cirino et al.
Math and reading skills are known to be related, and predictors of each are well researched. What is less understood is the extent to which these predictors, uniquely and collectively, overlap with one another, are differentially important ...
You-Kyung Lee,Yuanyuan Yue,Tony Perez et al. You-Kyung Lee et al.
Dweck's social-cognitive model has long been used as a basis for achievement motivation research. However, few studies have examined the comprehensive model with interactions between perceived ability and achievement goals, and even fewer s...
Nicole Casali,Tommaso Feraco,Chiara Meneghetti Nicole Casali
The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted students' daily life, but grit could have sustained students' wellbeing by helping them work hard and stay goal-oriented over time despite adversity. Gritty students may also have interpreted COVID-19-related...
David W Putwain,Wendy Symes,Zhané Marsh-Henry et al. David W Putwain et al.
In many countries, examinations scheduled for summer 2020 were canceled as part of measures designed to curb the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. To examine how four retrospective emotions about canceled examinations (relief, gratitude, dis...
Zbigniew Karpiński,Giorgio Di Pietro,Federico Biagi Zbigniew Karpiński
Using data from the 2018 round of the International Computer and Literacy Survey (ICILS), this study looks at the effect of non-cognitive skills (e.g., motivation, ambition, and conscientiousness) on digital competences as measured by the C...
Kristina Stockinger,Raven Rinas,Martin Daumiller Kristina Stockinger
The COVID-19 pandemic forced students to abruptly shift from traditional and familiar, to largely improvised distance learning formats. This study examined whether individual differences in students' capacity to adjust to situational uncert...