Productive and unproductive patterns of metacognitive regulation of intellectual performance

Makarova, Daria

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“…The results of our subsequent study showed that some of PMRs are connected with self-efficacy [18]. We also discovered connections between PMRs and different emotions and feelings (such as joy, disgust, interest and excitement).…”

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“…In this modified version (which has not been published yet) PMRs were grouped into 13 dyads (part I of the questionnaire) and 5 triads (part II). There were 18 questions altogether instead of 40 as in the initial version [17]. The idea was to create scales, in each of which the left pole of the scale presents an unproductive PMR at its worst, and the right pole -a productive "variant" of the same PMR (see Fig.…”

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“…In our previous research, we discovered and described patterns of metacognitive regulation (PMR) -which are regularly recurring stable mental programs aimed at achieving high levels of intellectual performance manifesting themselves as particular behavior patterns, which can be observed [16]. Our subsequent study showed that the same PMRs can be observed in different samples [17].…”

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“…The qualitative data we gathered during our first study [16] was the basis for the list of possible non-cognitive correlates we comprised:…”

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“…We also discovered connections between PMRs and different emotions and feelings (such as joy, disgust, interest and excitement). The association between PMRs and different types of motivation (such as extrinsic and intrinsic) stayed unclear [18]. Therefore, we decided to broaden our search and study PMRs in the context of another motivation theory.…”

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Metacognitive regulation, basic psychological needs and subjective vitality of first year university students

Makarova¹

2021

Vestnik SPbSU. Psychology

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Intellectual performance is influenced by many factors, besides intelligence and cognitive skills, including the type of motivation and metacognitive regulation. The authors of the arti- cle became interested in the question of whether there is a connection between productivity of metacognitive regulation and different types of motivation (extrinsic and intrinsic). Accord- ing to the self-determination theory (SDT), maintaining intrinsic (autonomous) motivation requires satisfying of one’s basic psychological needs. Also, SDT distinguishes the concepts of self-control and self-regulation (a particular case of which is metacognitive regulation) and postulates the existence of a connection between self-regulation and the level of subjective vitality. The aim of the study was to test the following hypothesis: the higher the level of satisfaction of three basic psychological needs and the level of subjective vitality, the higher the level of productivity of metacognitive regulation of intellectual performance. Participants (first-year university students, n = 116, 70 men) completed Russian versions of two questionnaires, created inside the SDT paradigm: “Basic Psychological Need Satisfaction and Frustration Scale” and “Subjective Vitality Scale”. To assess the productivity of metacognitive regulation of intellectual activity, a new modified version of the questionnaire “Features of intellectual activity” (D.N.Makarova, M.V.Osorina) was used. Multiple regression analysis was performed using SPSS to test the hypothesis. The final model, which explains 31.4 % of the variance of the dependent variable, shows that the higher the level of subjective vitality and the levels of satisfaction of need in autonomy and competence, the higher the level of productivity of metacognitive regulation of intellectual performance. The proposed hypothesis was partly refuted: no relationship was found between the level of satisfaction of the need in relatedness and the level of productivity of metacognitive regulation.

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“…The qualitative data we gathered during our first study [16] was the basis for the list of possible non-cognitive correlates we comprised:…”

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Productive and unproductive patterns of metacognitive regulation of intellectual performance

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Non-Organizational Leisure Preferences of Military Personnel of the National Guard of the Russian Federation

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Mikhailov

2021

Scientific Notes of V.I. Vernadsky Crimean Federal University. Sociology. Pedagogy. Psychology

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In the modern world, leisure is one of the most important components of a person’s time budget, including military personnel. Many scientific papers have been devoted to its study. The article deals with the concept of leisure category and its meaning. For military personnel of the national guard of the Russian Federation, the goal of leisure is not only to restore spiritual and physical strength, but also to improve their education, Outlook, and physical development. Leisure in the life of military personnel plays an important role, as it is aimed at restoring and developing spiritual and physical strength, family cohesion, personal self-improvement, expanding horizons, as well as the transfer of life experience and moral values. On the basis of a sociological study conducted by the questionnaire method, the non-organizational leisure preferences of various groups of military personnel are analyzed. Non-organizational leisure is divided into home and non-home leisure. When conducting out-of-home leisure activities, the respondents of the first group give the greatest preference to entertainment forms of leisure (visiting cinemas, recreation parks, cafes, sports events), the respondents of the second group, in addition to entertainment forms of leisure, prefer spiritual and moral (visiting theaters, museums, religious institutions). When considering home forms of leisure, it was found that the leisure practices of the respondents of the first and second groups coincide. Despite the fact that the representatives of the first group one of the main leisure activities is self-education, they, unfortunately, exclude such leisure activities as visiting theaters, museums and organizing family performances. In our opinion, these types of leisure contribute to the moral and spiritual development of the individual and increase his self-education. Despite the fact that the results of the study showed that more than 80% of the surveyed military personnel are satisfied with their leisure time and carry out its planning, a number of negative factors have been identified that affect the implementation of leisure practices in full. If the main negative factors for the respondents of the second group are physiological, i.e. fatigue after work, then the respondents of the first group note equally the material (lack of money) and temporary (lack of time) factors, as well as the physiological factor (fatigue after work). The material factor noted by military personnel of the first group for the reason that their pay does not match the standard of living, as money reform the military, conducted in 2012, did not give the expected results in improving the material well-being of privates and sergeants.

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Productive and unproductive patterns of metacognitive regulation of intellectual performance

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Metacognitive regulation, basic psychological needs and subjective vitality of first year university students

Metacognitive regulation, basic psychological needs and subjective vitality of first year university students

Productive and unproductive patterns of metacognitive regulation of intellectual performance

Non-Organizational Leisure Preferences of Military Personnel of the National Guard of the Russian Federation

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