SDT need satisfaction predicted post-intervention willingness beyond baseline capacity, while post-intervention TPACK showed only a weak, non-significant association with willingness¶
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q2 i3 Controlling for baseline measures, SDT need satisfaction remained significantly associated with AI attitude (r_partial = .521, p = .032), whereas post-intervention TPACK did not (r_partial = .378, p = .134). → Haiyang Xin 2026
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Haiyang Xin 2026¶
Haiyang Xin, Qiannan Niu, Shuang Li, Yimeng Sun, Ching Sing Chai, Lingyun Huang, Gaowei Chen. (2026). An Activity-Theoretical Approach to Teacher Professional Development in Pedagogical AI Agent Design. https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.12934 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2605.12934
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Partial correlation analyses in Cycle 2 controlling for all baseline measures, with the printed effect size r_partial = .521 for SDT and AI attitude. SDT also strongly associated with Intelligent TPACK (r_partial = .715, p < .001) and IPACK (r_partial = .812, p < .001).
"when controlling for baseline capacity, SDT's association with willingness (AI attitude) remained significant (r_partial = .521, p = .032), whereas post-intervention TPACK showed only a weak, non-significant association (r_partial = .378, p = .134)."
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SDT need satisfaction predicted post-intervention willingness beyond baseline capacity, while post-intervention TPACK showed only a weak, non-significant association with willingness |
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SDT need satisfaction predicted post-intervention willingness beyond baseline capacity, while post-intervention TPACK showed only a weak, non-significant association with willingness |
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