The self-determined motivational profile is related to the best level of achievement in physical education¶
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q2 i? Path analysis showed that students with the self-determined motivational profile achieved at the best level compared with the other profiles. → Julie Boiché 2008
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Julie Boiché 2008¶
Julie Boiché, Philippe Sarrazin, Frederick Grouzet, Luc Pelletier, Julien Chanal. (2008). Students’ Motivational Profiles and Achievement Outcomes in Physical Education. Journal of Educational Psychology, 100 (3), pp.688-701. https://doi.org/10.1037/0022-0663.100.3.688
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Path analysis across the two studies linked profile membership to achievement criteria (performance, effort, grade). The article reports that "Path analysis showed that the self-determined profile was related to the best level of achievement." No effect size is printed.
"Path analysis showed that the self-determined profile was related to the best level of achievement."
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Related Claims¶
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