Personalization's motivational effect was positive for females, with no such difference among males¶
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q2 i? Females' bootstrap confidence intervals for amotivation did not overlap between Personalized and OSFA conditions, while males' did, suggesting gender moderated personalization's effect. → Rodrigues Luiz 2023
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Rodrigues Luiz 2023¶
Rodrigues Luiz, Palomino Paula T., Toda Armando M., Klock Ana C. T., Pessoa Marcela, Pereira Filipe D., Oliveira Elaine H. T., Oliveira David F., Cristea Alexandra I., Gasparini Isabela, Isotani Seiji. (2023). How Personalization Affects Motivation in Gamified Review Assessments. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40593-022-00326-x
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Exploratory bootstrap CI analysis (90% confidence level) comparing subgroups on the SIMS constructs. The authors interpret non-overlapping CIs as evidence of a moderation, reporting "suggesting gender moderated personalization's effect, which was only positive for females"; no p-values or effect sizes were computed, per the article's open-science approach.
"Females’ CIs do not overlap when comparing the amotivation of the personalized [1.31;1.78] and the OSFA [1.95;2.70] conditions."
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Personalization's motivational effect was positive for females, with no such difference among males |
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Personalization's motivational effect was positive for females, with no such difference among males |
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