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Studia Psychologica Vol.54, No.4, p.329-344, 2012 |
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Title: PERCEPTIONS OF TEACHERS’ GOALS IN CLASSROOM, STUDENTS’ MOTIVATION AND THEIR MALADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR AS PREDICTORS OF HIGH SCHOOL MATH ACHIEVEMENT | ||
Author: Cirila Peklaj, Jana Kalin, Sonja Pečjak, Milena Valenčič Zuljan, Melita Puklek Levpušček | ||
Abstract: The present study investigated the relationships among perceived teachers’ goals and students’ motivation, maladaptive behavior and achievement in high school math. We proposed an indirect impact of perceptions of teachers’ goals in the class on students’ achievement through their personal achievement goals, their disruptive behavior and cheating. The sample of participants was comprised of 437 Slovene upper-secondary school students (176 boys and 261 girls) in their third grade. Results showed an adaptive pattern of perceived teachers’ mastery goals in the class and perceived teachers pressure on students’ math achievement that was mediated through students’ mastery goal orientation and their cheating. |
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Keywords: perceptions of teachers’ goals, students’ motivation, disruptive behavior, cheating, math achievement | ||
Year: 2012, Volume: 54, Issue: 4 | Page From: 329, Page To: 344 | |
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