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English reading comprehension achievement correlates moderately and positively with English self-efficacy before and after instruction

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q2 i3 Post-test total English self-efficacy correlated significantly and moderately with post-test reading comprehension achievement (r=0.52), with all four skill sub-dimensions also correlating significantly. → Özgül Balcı 2017

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Özgül Balcı 2017

Özgül Balcı. (2017). The Effects of Learning-Style Based Activities on Students' Reading Comprehension Skills and Self-Efficacy Perceptions in English Foreign Language Classes. Higher Education Studies, 7(4). https://doi.org/10.5539/hes.v7n4p35

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Pearson correlation analysis of post-test scores in the same 78-student study. The article reports "significant moderate positive correlations" between reading comprehension achievement and English self-efficacy at both pre-test (total r=0.44) and post-test (total r=0.52), all p=0.00.

"a significant correlation coefficient was found between reading comprehension achievement and Reading self-efficacy (r=0.53), Writing self-efficacy (r=0.46), List ening self-efficacy (r=0.45), Speaking self-efficacy (r=0.38), and total English self-efficacy (r=0.52) respectively."

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