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DSEM identifies both positive and negative feedback loops within and between daily learning sessions

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q2 i? Dynamic Structural Equation Modeling identified both positive and negative feedback loops between motivational and emotional states within and between daily learning sessions. → Berweger 2024

Evidence

Berweger 2024

Berweger, B., Breitwieser, J., Kracke, B., Brod, G., & Dietrich, J. (2024). Daily Affective-Motivational Experiences During Exam Preparation: Feedback Loops, Stability, and Change Over Time. PsychArchives preprint. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12034/10953

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Time series analysis (DSEM in Mplus) of medical students' daily motivational and emotional states across a 40-day exam preparation period. The article states that "Dynamic Structural Equation Modeling in Mplus (DSEM) identified both positive and negative feedback loops within and between learning sessions". No effect sizes are printed.

"Dynamic Structural Equation Modeling in Mplus (DSEM) identified both positive and negative feedback loops within and between learning sessions."

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type claim
id dsem-positive-negative-feedback-loops-sessions
title DSEM identifies both positive and negative feedback loops within and between daily learning sessions
description DSEM identifies both positive and negative feedback loops within and between daily learning sessions
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2024
generated by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-10-25
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sources 1 — berweger-2024

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