Generative AI support can foster self-regulated learning more effectively than traditional AI-based implementations¶
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q2 i? A generative AI was more effective at fostering self-regulated learning, including motivation and study habits, than a more traditional AI-based implementation. → Skulmowski 2024
Evidence¶
Skulmowski 2024¶
Skulmowski, A. (2024). Placebo or Assistant? Generative AI Between Externalization and Anthropomorphization. Educational Psychology Review, 36, 58. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10648-024-09894-x
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The essay reports, citing Ng et al. (2024), a pilot study in which "a generative AI was more effective at fos-tering self-regulated learning (including motivation and study habits)" than a traditional AI-based implementation. No effect size is printed.
"In a recent study, a generative AI was more effective at fos-tering self-regulated learning (including motivation and study habits) than a more traditional AI-based implementation (Ng et al., 2024)."
Discussion¶
Learner Variables¶
- Self-Regulation — outcome: instruction changes it
Related Claims¶
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Generative AI support can foster self-regulated learning more effectively than traditional AI-based implementations |
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Generative AI support can foster self-regulated learning more effectively than traditional AI-based implementations |
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