Adults' resorting to epistemic violence correlates negatively with past enjoyment of and tendency toward education-related epistemic freedom¶
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q2 i? Adults' level of resorting to epistemic violence shows a significant, negative, weak correlation with both their past enjoyment of education-related epistemic freedom and their tendency toward it. → Kartal 2018
Evidence¶
Kartal 2018¶
Kartal, O. Y., Yazgan, A. D., & Avci, E. (2018). An Investigation into the Relationship between Adults' Levels of Education-Related Epistemic Freedom and Epistemic Violence. International Education Studies, 11(10). https://doi.org/10.5539/ies.v11n10p96
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Pearson correlation analysis of the four scale dimensions in a correlational study of 129 adults. The relationship between "resorting to epistemic violence" and past enjoyment of epistemic freedom was r = -.212 (p<.05) and with tendency to epistemic freedom r = -.334 (p<.05).
"the authors found a significant, negative, and weak relationship between adults level of "resorting to epistemic violence" and the levels of "enjoyment of education-related epistemic freedom in the past" and of "their tendency to education-related epistemic freedom"."
Discussion¶
Learner Variables¶
- Interest — predictor: learners who differ on it differ in outcomes
Related Claims¶
- Adults' perpetration of education-related epistemic violence on their own or relatives' children is low — related
- Adults' acceptance of education-related epistemic violence is moderate, with 48.1% at a moderate and 40.3% at a high level — related
- Adults' past enjoyment of education-related epistemic freedom is between moderate and high, and their tendency toward it is high — related
- The study's correlational, cross-sectional design limits internal validity and causal interpretation — related
- Reflective thinking dimensions correlate positively with learning process/expert knowledge, and most correlate positively with learning effort and negatively with innate/fixed ability and certainty of knowledge — related
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Adults' resorting to epistemic violence correlates negatively with past enjoyment of and tendency toward education-related epistemic freedom |
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Adults' resorting to epistemic violence correlates negatively with past enjoyment of and tendency toward education-related epistemic freedom |
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