Beliefs and Attitudes

Satisfaction of essential needs in E-learning as a mediator of the links between students’ attitudes and ethical misbehaviors

“…This study's finding that attitude predicts essential needs satisfaction aligns with different studies [ 14 , 30 , 31 , 66 ]. Students' attitudes are significantly influencing students in terms of how they behave and how they are motivated to learn [ 35 ]. From another dimension, there is a closeness between positive association, positive perception, positive satisfaction toward e-learning with reference to psychological needs [ 52 , 53 ].…”

“…In addition, the study indicates that teachers are facing challenges in conducting e-learning courses effectively (lack of training, technical issues, etc.). Thus, it is essential to consider that attitudes towards all aspects of learning as it influences human behavior and motivation are significant [ 35 ]. Specifically, students are more likely to invest the time, energy, and focus to develop understanding during e-learning, if they have positive attitudes toward it [ 36 ].…”