Among Chinese higher vocational students, GenAI usage habits and usage contexts are positively associated with perceived learning outcomes while usage frequency is negatively associated, controlling for gender and grade¶
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q2 i? GenAI usage frequency shows a negative regression coefficient with perceived learning outcomes when habits, contexts, gender and grade are controlled. → Song Yafeng 2026
q2 i? GenAI usage habits show a positive regression coefficient with perceived learning outcomes. → Song Yafeng 2026
q2 i? GenAI usage contexts show a positive regression coefficient with perceived learning outcomes. → Song Yafeng 2026
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Song Yafeng 2026¶
Song Yafeng, Zhao Kangjian, Li Li, Dong Wei. (2026). Research on the Impact of Generative Artificial Intelligence Usage Behavior on the Learning Outcomes of Higher Vocational Students. Behavioral Sciences. https://doi.org/10.3390/bs16071166
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Multiple linear regression on 1110 valid questionnaires from Chinese higher vocational students, with gender and grade as controls. The printed equation gives a negative coefficient for usage frequency (−0.122X1) and positive coefficients for usage habits (0.258X2) and usage contexts (0.196X3); per the article's variable definitions, X1 is frequency, X2 habits, X3 contexts.
"Substituting the data in Table 6 yields the regression equation for the relationship between higher vocational students’ GenAI usage behavior and their perceived learning outcomes. Y = 2.72 − 0.122X1 + 0.258X2 + 0.196X3 − 0.059Z1 − 0.028Z2 − 0.023Z3"
Song Yafeng 2026 (2)¶
Song Yafeng, Zhao Kangjian, Li Li, Dong Wei. (2026). Research on the Impact of Generative Artificial Intelligence Usage Behavior on the Learning Outcomes of Higher Vocational Students. Behavioral Sciences. https://doi.org/10.3390/bs16071166
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Overall model test for the same regression of perceived learning outcomes on the three GenAI usage dimensions with demographic controls; the article reports "F = 51.347, p < 0.001" as confirming overall validity.
"The F-test (F = 51.347, p < 0.001) confirms the overall validity of the regression model."
Discussion¶
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Among Chinese higher vocational students, GenAI usage habits and usage contexts are positively associated with perceived learning outcomes while usage frequency is negatively associated, controlling for gender and grade |
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Among Chinese higher vocational students, GenAI usage habits and usage contexts are positively associated with perceived learning outcomes while usage frequency is negatively associated, controlling for gender and grade |
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