2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.cedpsych.2005.03.002
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Sources of academic and self-regulatory efficacy beliefs of entering middle school students

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“…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%
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“…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%
“…Most other studies investigating the influence of vicarious learning experiences on self-efficacy have not distinguished between peer models and adult models. It is possible that the low to modest reliability coefficients for the vicarious learning factor on several quantitative self-efficacy surveys are a result of not distinguishing between the types of model [31][32][33][34][35].…”
Section: Vicarious Learning: Observing Others Performing a Taskmentioning
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“…d'une manière générale, la perception et l'interprétation de la part des élèves de la pensée des « autrui significatifs » (eccles, wigfield & schiefele, 1998;Felson, 1993;harter, 1999), en particulier celle des enseignants, sont relativement peu investiguées. les données existantes portent principalement sur la perception des élèves des persuasions, jugements et attentes des enseignants concernant leurs compétences scolaires et capacités cognitives et autorégulatrices (Bouffard, Brodeur & vezeau, 2005 ;Gilly, lacour & Meyer, 1972 ;lourtie, 2006 ;usher & Pajares, 2006). le second objectif est d'examiner le degré de concordance entre ces trois variables.…”
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“…Ces sources sont l'expérience active de maîtrise, l'expérience vicariante, la persuasion verbale et les états physiques et émotionnels. L'individu doit nécessairement peser et traiter les informations provenant de ces sources afin de les intégrer (Anderson et Betz, 2001;Bandura, 1997Bandura, , 2007Bong et Skaalvik, 2003;Hodges et Murphy, 2009;Palmer, 2006;Usher et Pajares, 2006Van Dinther et al, 2011).…”
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