Profile sizes: 29.4% low, 41.2% moderate, and 29.4% high academic self-efficacy among students with motor disabilities¶
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q2 i? The low profile contained 30 students (29.4%) with below-average scores, the moderate profile 42 students (41.2%) near the mean, and the high profile 30 students (29.4%) above average on all dimensions. → Suriá-Martínez R 2026
Evidence¶
Suriá-Martínez R 2026¶
Suriá-Martínez R, García-Castillo F, López-Sánchez C and García del Castillo JA (2026). Between perceived competence and artificial intelligence: academic self-efficacy profiles in university students with motor disabilities. Front. Educ. 11:1956192. https://doi.org/10.3389/feduc.2026.1956192
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Descriptive results of the retained three-profile LPA solution (Figure 2). The quote fragment "30 students (29.4%)" grounds the low profile; the article likewise reports 42 (41.2%) moderate and 30 (29.4%) high self-efficacy students.
"Profile 1 (Low Academic Self-Efficacy) consisted of 30 students (29.4%), characterized by below-average scores across the three evaluated dimensions."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- Three academic self-efficacy profiles (low, moderate, high) are identified among university students with motor disabilities using Latent Profile Analysis — related
- Latent profile analysis identifies three career adapt-abilities subgroups (low, moderate, high) among English majors — related
- Latent learner profiles did not moderate the effectiveness of the adaptive ITS — related
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Profile sizes: 29.4% low, 41.2% moderate, and 29.4% high academic self-efficacy among students with motor disabilities |
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Profile sizes: 29.4% low, 41.2% moderate, and 29.4% high academic self-efficacy among students with motor disabilities |
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