Intermediation role of academic passion in the relationship between goal orientation and academic self- efficacy

Document Type : Research Paper

Author

• behnam azizi

student

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to determine the role of interpersonal learning aspirations in the relationship between goal orientation and academic self-efficacy. The research method is applied in terms of purpose and in terms of nature and method of descriptive and correlation. The statistical population of this study included students of the 7th elementary school of Marvdasht city. To determine the sample size, 150 students were selected based on multistage cluster random sampling. The data gathering tool in this study included three Jing and Morgan academic self-efficacy questionnaires, a goal orientation of Buffard et al., A Friedel and Paris enthusiasm questionnaire, which confirmed the validity and reliability of the tool. The results of Pearson correlation coefficient and path analysis indicated that: between orientation towards learning (learning) and orientation toward performance with academic eagerness, there was a significant direct relationship between the orientation towards non-performance and academic eagerness. . The goal orientation towards learning and avoiding students is able to predict their academic eagerness. Academic achievement has a direct, meaningful relationship with academic achievement. Educational etiquette plays a mediator role in the relationship between goal orientation and academic self-efficacy variables

Keywords

• Educational eagerness
• goal orientation
• self-efficacy

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