College Students’Domain-specific Selfdetermination
Self-determination is considered being the most autonomous form of motivation that should predict optimal study and social functioning, even among Chinese students. 280 Chinese students from three different universities participated in this investigation. A hypothesized structural equation model was applied to test the relations between domain-specific selfdetermination, academic achievement (including grade point average, GPA) and social competence (e.g., friendships). The results indicated that self-determination could positively predict Chinese students domain-specific functions (academic and social competence); there were significant gender differences on scores of domain-specific self-determination, GPA and social competence.
self-determination academic friendship competence
Xuelian Chen Zongkui Zhou Zhao Zhang
School of Psychology Huanzhong Normal University Wuhan,China School of Automation Wuhan University of Technology Wuhan,China
国际会议
北京
英文
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2009-06-11(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)