2014
DOI: 10.14482/psdc.31.3.5399
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Metacognitive Activity in college students: a preliminary study

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“…It was also found that there is difference by semester, which not grees with the study carried out by Cantillo et al (2014) nor with the research of Hermosilla and Ossa (2022). These results also differ from the results presented by Martínez-Fernández (2007) which found that students who are finishing their degree have a greater use of metacognitive strategies with respect to students who are at the beginning or in the middle of their programs.…”
Section: Analysis By Gender and Semestermentioning
confidence: 69%
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“…It was also found that there is difference by semester, which not grees with the study carried out by Cantillo et al (2014) nor with the research of Hermosilla and Ossa (2022). These results also differ from the results presented by Martínez-Fernández (2007) which found that students who are finishing their degree have a greater use of metacognitive strategies with respect to students who are at the beginning or in the middle of their programs.…”
Section: Analysis By Gender and Semestermentioning
confidence: 69%
“…Regarding gender, although women have higher averages, the differences are not statistically significant, which implies, as pointed out by Cantillo et al (2014) that it is important to analyze other aspects that are decisive for the development or not of metacognitive skills. In contrast to the results reported by Gutiérrez de Blume et al (2022), where it was found that women reported significantly higher regulation skills (monitoring and evaluation) compared to men.…”
Section: Analysis By Gender and Semestermentioning
confidence: 88%
“…Sobre la variable estrategias metacognitivas, Flavell (1976), citado por Alama (2015); Huertas et al (2014); Cantillo et al (2014); (Jiménez et al 2009) y Osses &Jaramillo, (2008), concluyen que es el conocimiento que cada uno tiene acerca de sus propios procesos cognitivos así como el monitoreo y supervisión, la regulación y organización de estos procesos vinculados de manera autorreflexiva y razonada, implica también la resolución de problemas y la comprensión de la información en diversas actividades y procesos que realicen las personas y todo ello encaminado a favorecer el desarrollo del pensamiento crítico, la autonomía y la construcción del conocimiento.…”
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“…Otro aspecto importante en la educación es el desarrollo de habilidades metacognitivas. La En un estudio realizado por Anaya, et. al.…”
Section: Desarrollo De Habilidades Metacognitivasunclassified
“…Control: implica la conciencia, y a partir de ello, desarrollar actividades cognitivas, como el autocontrol para que los aspectos ambientales, biológicos, emocionales o de la tarea, afecten lo menos posible en el desempeño cognitivo. Autopoiesis se refiere a la capacidad del sistema metacognitivo para construirse a sí mismo (Anaya, et al, 2014).…”
Section: Desarrollo De Habilidades Metacognitivasunclassified