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Parental involvement, adolescents' self-determinedlearning and academic achievement in Urban China
Wang, H. Y.; Cai, T.
2017-02-01
Source PublicationInternational Journal of Psychology
ISSN1464-066X
Pages58-66
AbstractSelf-determined learning is essential to academic success. The motivational resources development model argues that parents promote academic success in their children indirectly by nurturing self-determined learner. In this study, applying a structural equation modelling and using data collected from 8th graders in Zhuhai, China (n = 1009) in 2012, we aim to answer 2 research questions: (a) What forms of parental involvement are highly correlated with self-determined learning and (b) Can self-determined learning fully mediate the relationship between parental involvement and students’ academic performance? We find that parental leisure involvement is positively and significantly associated with the development of self-determined learning, which in turn is significantly and positively correlated with academic achievement. Parental provision of structure or parental academic assistance is not significantly associated with students’ self-regulation and students’ academic achievement
KeywordSelf-regulated learning Parental involvement Academic achievement Self-determination theory Urban
Language英語English
The Source to ArticlePB_Publication
PUB ID32915
Document TypeJournal article
CollectionDEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY
Corresponding AuthorWang, H. Y.
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Wang, H. Y.,Cai, T.. Parental involvement, adolescents' self-determinedlearning and academic achievement in Urban China[J]. International Journal of Psychology, 2017, 58-66.
APA Wang, H. Y.., & Cai, T. (2017). Parental involvement, adolescents' self-determinedlearning and academic achievement in Urban China. International Journal of Psychology, 58-66.
MLA Wang, H. Y.,et al."Parental involvement, adolescents' self-determinedlearning and academic achievement in Urban China".International Journal of Psychology (2017):58-66.
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