2004
DOI: 10.1037/0022-0663.96.4.731
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A Cross-Cultural Investigation of the Efficacy Beliefs of South Asian Immigrant and Anglo Canadian Nonimmigrant Early Adolescents.

Abstract: The author explored the mathematics efficacy beliefs of 270 South Asian (Indo Canadian) immigrant and Anglo Canadian nonimmigrant Grade 7 students. Self-efficacy beliefs strongly predicted mathematics performance for both cultural groups, but there were differences between the 2 groups in the sources of self-efficacy, the predictiveness of the secondary motivation variables, and the vertical dimensions of individualism and collectivism. It is argued that the Indo Canadian students are more vertical or hierarch… Show more

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“…In a 2004 study, the mathematics self-efficacy beliefs of South Asian immigrant students in Canada derived more from vicarious learning influences and social persuasion experiences than did their White counterparts [42]. Similarly, Usher and Pajares [35] found that for African American middle school students in the United States social persuasion experiences accounted for the most variance in predicting their academic self-efficacy, while all four of the sources predicted the self-efficacy of White students.…”
Section: Social Persuasion: Messages Received About Abilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In a 2004 study, the mathematics self-efficacy beliefs of South Asian immigrant students in Canada derived more from vicarious learning influences and social persuasion experiences than did their White counterparts [42]. Similarly, Usher and Pajares [35] found that for African American middle school students in the United States social persuasion experiences accounted for the most variance in predicting their academic self-efficacy, while all four of the sources predicted the self-efficacy of White students.…”
Section: Social Persuasion: Messages Received About Abilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vicarious learning experiences were not referenced as a primary influence on determining individual's selfefficacy in factor-listing studies either [29,30]. However, studies focusing on nonmajority students, such as students of South Asian descent in Canada [42] and African American middle school students in the United States [35], have found that vicarious learning experiences have a significant relationship to self-efficacy.…”
Section: Vicarious Learning: Observing Others Performing a Taskmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Diğer yandan yapılan çalışmaların çoğunda dolaylı yaşantılar, sosyal iknalar ve fizyolojik durumlar arasındaki ilişkiler değişkenlik göstermektedir. Bu çalışmalarda, dolaylı yaşantılar ile sosyal iknalar arasında düşük (Özyürek, 2005), orta (Arslan, 2012;Gainor ve Lent, 1998;Stevens ve arkadaşları, 2006;Usher ve Pajares, 2006;Matsui, Matsui ve Ohnishi, 1990;Joët, Usher ve Bressoux, 2011) ve yüksek (Chen, 2010;Lopez ve arkadaşları, 1997;Hampton ve Mason, 2003;Klassen, 2004;Yurt, 2014) düzeyde ilişkilerin raporlandığı görülmektedir. Ayrıca, dolaylı yaşantılar ile fizyolojik durumlar arasında düşük (Stevens ve arkadaşları, 2006;Usher ve Pajares, 2006;Hampton ve Mason, 2003;Joët ve ark., 2011), orta (Arslan, 2012;Chen, 2010;Gainor ve Lent, 1998;Joët ve ark., 2011;Matsui ve ark., 1990;Klassen, 2004;Lopez ve arkadaşları, 1997;Yurt, 2014) ve yüksek (Özyürek, 2005) düzey gibi farklı ilişkiler tespit edilmiştir.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Bu çalışmalarda, dolaylı yaşantılar ile sosyal iknalar arasında düşük (Özyürek, 2005), orta (Arslan, 2012;Gainor ve Lent, 1998;Stevens ve arkadaşları, 2006;Usher ve Pajares, 2006;Matsui, Matsui ve Ohnishi, 1990;Joët, Usher ve Bressoux, 2011) ve yüksek (Chen, 2010;Lopez ve arkadaşları, 1997;Hampton ve Mason, 2003;Klassen, 2004;Yurt, 2014) düzeyde ilişkilerin raporlandığı görülmektedir. Ayrıca, dolaylı yaşantılar ile fizyolojik durumlar arasında düşük (Stevens ve arkadaşları, 2006;Usher ve Pajares, 2006;Hampton ve Mason, 2003;Joët ve ark., 2011), orta (Arslan, 2012;Chen, 2010;Gainor ve Lent, 1998;Joët ve ark., 2011;Matsui ve ark., 1990;Klassen, 2004;Lopez ve arkadaşları, 1997;Yurt, 2014) ve yüksek (Özyürek, 2005) düzey gibi farklı ilişkiler tespit edilmiştir. Benzer şekilde, sosyal iknalar ile fizyolojik durumlar arasında düşük (Stevens ve arkadaşları, 2006;Özyürek, 2005), orta (Arslan, 2012;Chen, 2010;Hampton ve Mason, 2003;Klassen, 2004) ve yüksek (Gainor ve Lent, 1998;Matsui ve ark., 1990;Lopez ve arkadaşları, 1997;Yurt, 2014) düzeyde ilişkilerin var olduğu anlaşılmıştır.…”
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