2019
DOI: 10.11144/javeriana.upsy18-2.psse
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Parental Support, Self-Efficacy Beliefs, Outcome Expectations and Interests in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)

Abstract: The main objective of the paper will be to analyze the influence of parental academic expectations and gender stereotypes in secondary education students’ self-efficacy beliefs, outcome expectations, and interests. 2364 students in their final year of Lower Secondary Education participated in the study in Spain. Data have been analyzed combining three procedures: descriptive analysis, comparison of means and structural equation modeling. The results indicate that boys perceive higher parental support than girl… Show more

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“…The cause of the lack of female students' enrolment in STEM degrees has been extensively studied. It is widely accepted that a multiplicity of constrains influence on the female students' enrolment decision, including the perception of a lesser ability in maths and ICT, a lower self-concept compared to their male counterparts, persistent gendered stereotypes in the society and the lack of female outstanding personalities, among others (Wang & Degol 2017, Sáinz, Fàbregues, Rodó-de-Zárate, Martínez-Cantos, Arroyo & Romano, 2020, Fernández-García, Torío-López, García-Pérez & Inda-Caro, 2019, Merayo & Ayuso 2022. In Calvo, Epifanio, Estrade and Mas de les Valls (2022) a revision is exposed on gendered stereotypes in Engineering, Physics and Mathematics within the Spanish context.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The cause of the lack of female students' enrolment in STEM degrees has been extensively studied. It is widely accepted that a multiplicity of constrains influence on the female students' enrolment decision, including the perception of a lesser ability in maths and ICT, a lower self-concept compared to their male counterparts, persistent gendered stereotypes in the society and the lack of female outstanding personalities, among others (Wang & Degol 2017, Sáinz, Fàbregues, Rodó-de-Zárate, Martínez-Cantos, Arroyo & Romano, 2020, Fernández-García, Torío-López, García-Pérez & Inda-Caro, 2019, Merayo & Ayuso 2022. In Calvo, Epifanio, Estrade and Mas de les Valls (2022) a revision is exposed on gendered stereotypes in Engineering, Physics and Mathematics within the Spanish context.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Siendo constatable la presencia mayoritaria de la mujer en la Universidad, un tema persistente es la elección desigual de estudios según sexo (Arranz, 2004;Fernández et al, 2019;Guil y Flecha, 2015;Sainz y Müller, 2017;VV. AA., 2010).…”
Section: La Desigual Elección De Estudiosunclassified
“…Por último, se encontró un documento (Fernández et al, 2019) cuyo objetivo fue el análisis del influjo de las posibilidades desde las relaciones parentales y estereotipos de género, transversales a la categoría de autoeficacia, se escogió como población seleccionada de 2.364 estudiantes del último año de Educación Secundaria Obligatoria en España. En este punto cabe señalar que el lugar de la investigación y publicación del documento resultante fue Colombia, aunque la población considerada fuera española.…”
Section: Metodologíaunclassified