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The Path Relationships among Perception of Autonomy, Academic Emotions, and the Use of Cognitive Self-regulated Learning Strategies within a Course in Korean Undergraduates
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한국 대학생들의 자기조절동기, 학업정서 및 인지적 자기조절 학습전략 사용 간의 경로 탐색 연구

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The Korean Society Of Educational Psychology The Korean Journal of Educational Psychology Vol.25 No.3 KCI Accredited Journals
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2011.9
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693 - 716 (24page)

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The purpose of this study was to identify the path relationship among Korean Undergraduates` perception of autonomy, academic emotions, and the use of cognitive self-regulated learning strategies within a course. In addition, the level of students` perceived autonomy was indirectly associated with their use of cognitive self-regulated learning strategies with the mediation of academic emotions. In this study, a total of 173 undergraduate students from two universities in Seoul were asked to respond to surveys on perceived autonomy, academic emotions, and cognitive self-regulated learning strategies. Path analysis of data and testing of mediating effect revealed that three different levels of perceived autonomy except extrinsic regulation were related, either directly or indirectly, with the use of cognitive self-regulated learning strategies through higher positive academic emotions. Specifically, identified regulation motivation was directly positively associated with cognitive self-regulated learning strategies. Introjected and intrinsic regulation were indirectly positively related with the use of cognitive learning strategies with mediation of positive academic emotions such as enjoyment, pride, and hope. These findings support the notion that, to emotionally and cognitively engage in their learning, Korean undergraduate students need to feel autonomous. Furthermore, this study showed that instructing value about learning activities to learners might be important in facilitating the use of cognitive self-regulated learning strategies. This research also helps explain how emotions can not only be affected by learners` appreciation of classroom learning but also predict their future learning behavior.

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