Type:
Category:
Volume:
82(1)
Pages:
33-40
Year:
1990
Publisher:
Journal of Educational Psychology
URL:
RISE
Abstract:
Relationships among student motivational orientation, self-regulated learning, and classroom academic performance were examined for 173 seventh graders. Results provide empirical evidence for considering motivational and self-regulated learning components in models of academic performance. Involvement in self-regulated learning is tied closely to student efficacy beliefs.
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