Higher-achieving graduate students were less likely to abstain entirely from StatBot use¶
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q2 i? Students with higher final course grades were significantly less likely to be complete non-users of the chatbot (b = − 0.07, p < .05). → Yuan-Hsuan Lee and Jiun-Yu Wu 2026
Evidence¶
Yuan-Hsuan Lee and Jiun-Yu Wu 2026¶
Yuan-Hsuan Lee and Jiun-Yu Wu. (2026). Differential engagement with generative artificial intelligence in higher education: Gender, motivation, and achievement trajectories. International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education. https://doi.org/10.1186/s41239-026-00615-8
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The zero-inflation (logit) component of the ZINB model of 97 graduate students' StatBot use modeled the probability of belonging to the non-user group; each one-point increase in final grade reduced the odds of zero use by approximately 7% (OR ≈ 0.93).
"students with higher final course grades were significantly less likely to fall into the zero-use group ( b = − 0.07, p < .05)."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- Female gender, higher autonomous motivation, lower prior knowledge, and higher final course grades each predict more frequent voluntary StatBot use among graduate statistics students — related
- Voluntary StatBot use was highly uneven and deadline-driven, with about 27% of students never using the chatbot — related
- Growing Achievers used StatBot significantly more than Declining Performers, driven mainly by initiating new inquiries — related
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Higher-achieving graduate students were less likely to abstain entirely from StatBot use |
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Higher-achieving graduate students were less likely to abstain entirely from StatBot use |
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