心理科学
心理科學
심이과학
Psychological Science
2014年
2期
368~372
,共null页
初中生 数学 学业成就 学业情绪 学业能力自我概念
初中生 數學 學業成就 學業情緒 學業能力自我概唸
초중생 수학 학업성취 학업정서 학업능력자아개념
junior middle school student, mathematics, academic achievement, academic emotion, self-perceived academic ability
采用学业情绪问卷、数学学业自我概念问卷调查了370名初中学生,以探讨初中生数学学业情绪特点及其与数学成绩、数学学业能力自我概念间的关系。结果发现:(1)除积极高唤醒情绪外的其它数学学业情绪在性别上差异显著,除消极高唤醒外的其它情绪在年级上差异显著。(2)数学成绩通过数学学业能力自我概念间接预测四类数学学业情绪。结论是,初中男生数学积极情绪多于女生,女生数学消极情绪多于男生,积极情绪随年级下降,消极情绪随年级上升;初中生数学学业能力自我概念在数学成绩和数学学业情绪间起完全中介作用。
採用學業情緒問捲、數學學業自我概唸問捲調查瞭370名初中學生,以探討初中生數學學業情緒特點及其與數學成績、數學學業能力自我概唸間的關繫。結果髮現:(1)除積極高喚醒情緒外的其它數學學業情緒在性彆上差異顯著,除消極高喚醒外的其它情緒在年級上差異顯著。(2)數學成績通過數學學業能力自我概唸間接預測四類數學學業情緒。結論是,初中男生數學積極情緒多于女生,女生數學消極情緒多于男生,積極情緒隨年級下降,消極情緒隨年級上升;初中生數學學業能力自我概唸在數學成績和數學學業情緒間起完全中介作用。
채용학업정서문권、수학학업자아개념문권조사료370명초중학생,이탐토초중생수학학업정서특점급기여수학성적、수학학업능력자아개념간적관계。결과발현:(1)제적겁고환성정서외적기타수학학업정서재성별상차이현저,제소겁고환성외적기타정서재년급상차이현저。(2)수학성적통과수학학업능력자아개념간접예측사류수학학업정서。결론시,초중남생수학적겁정서다우녀생,녀생수학소겁정서다우남생,적겁정서수년급하강,소겁정서수년급상승;초중생수학학업능력자아개념재수학성적화수학학업정서간기완전중개작용。
The present study is conducted to explore the relationship among academic achievements, academic emotions and academic ability self-concept of junior middle school students in Mathematics, as well as to provide empirical evidences for a hypothesis of Control-Value Theory of Achievement Emotions proposed by Pekrun(2006)who suggested that academic achievements can produce a reaction on academic emotions through control-related appraisals. A sample of 342 students from a junior middle school ( 49.42% girls; 31.87% grade 7, 30.70% grade 8, 37.43% grade 9) in Hunan Province of China completed Mathematics self-concept questionnaire and Adolescence academic emotions questionnaire. The mathematics achievement indicators were the students’ mathematics test scores in mid-term exam before this investigation. The survey was conducted with the help of the class advisers at the end of April, 2012. The data were used for MANOVA , and Post Hoc Test(LSD)by SPSS, and for SEM by AMOS. The results (See Table 1) of MANOVA and LSD show that in junior middle school: (1) No significant differences exist between positive-high arousal emotions of male students and those of female (p〉.05); (2) Positive-low arousal emotions of male students are significantly higher than those of female students((p〈.05); (3) Negative-low and negative-high arousal emotions of male students are significantly lower than those of female students (p≦.01); (4) Both positive-high and positive-low arousal emotions of grade 7 students are significantly higher than those of grade 8 and 9 students (p〈.01); (5) There are significant variances among negative-low arousal emotions of three different grade students(p〈.01) with grade 9 the highest, grade 8 the second and grade 7 the lowest; (6) There are not significant variances among negative-high arousal emotions of three different grade students(p〉.05). Taking the influence of gender and grade into control, the results (See Figures 1, 2, 3, 4) of SEM show that: (1) Through academic ability self-concept, mathematic achievements indirectly predict academic emotions with positive predictions on positive emotions and negative predictions on negative emotions; (2) Mathematic achievements have no significant direct effect on academic emotions; (3) All paths are significant at p 〈.001. The conclusions of this study are: (1) In junior middle school, male students have higher mathematics positive emotions and lower mathematics negative emotions than those of female students; Positive emotions decrease and negative emotions increase with grade. (2) Mathematics academic ability self-concept is the full mediator factor between mathematics academic achievements and mathematics academic emotions. Based on research of Goetz, Frenzel, Hall, & Pekrun in 2008, this article discussed the characteristics of 4 types including 13 mathematics academic emotions and their relationships with mathematics academic achievements and mathematics academic ability self-concept so as to verify the correctness of Pekrun’s assumptions about the relationship between academic achievements and academic emotions.