2019
DOI: 10.29322/ijsrp.9.01.2019.p8541
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Students, Peer Pressure and their Academic Performance in School

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“…In addition, the respondents' study strategies got the lowest mean of 2.86, described as good, meaning that the respondents' study habit is effective. Good learning is developed using productive study strategies [27]. Each student has their own distinct study habits.…”
Section: Quality Of Study Habits Of the Respondentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, the respondents' study strategies got the lowest mean of 2.86, described as good, meaning that the respondents' study habit is effective. Good learning is developed using productive study strategies [27]. Each student has their own distinct study habits.…”
Section: Quality Of Study Habits Of the Respondentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, it is easier said than done. A few studies (for example, Carrell et al, 2008;Fernandez, 2019;Moldes et al, 2019) found that peer pressure or influence is one of the most tempting factors leading to academic misconducts, such as plagiarism, cheating in examination, etc., even though some might not have the intention to cheat. Research studies repeatedly found that a student who found a classmate cheating would struggle to stand up to them or report the misconducts to teachers since he/she was afraid of ending their friendships.…”
Section: Literature Review Fundamental Values Of Academic Integritymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zu einem einzelnen Studierenden, der bei einer einstimmigen Entscheidung alles verändern kann. In-Group/Inter-Gruppen-Konflikte (Taijfel 1970) Kooperation (Axelrod 2014) Vertrauen und Revanche (Bies et al 1996) Gruppendruck (Moldes et al 2019) Sandler und Freud 1985;Vaillant 1971Vaillant , 1986Vaillant , 1994 Allein in der ersten Regel sind zahlreiche Elemente zu finden, die die Intervention mit potenziellen Konflikten aufladen: Die Frage ist, wer alle sind. Hier wird die Zugehörigkeit zur Gruppe verhandelt und Dozenten immer ausgeschlossen, weil "man diesen ja nicht trauen kann, wenn sie mit abstimmen".…”
Section: Studierende -Studierendeunclassified
“…Zum Thema Gruppendruck unter Studierenden und dem Bezug zur Leistung in der Schule sieheMoldes et al (2019).…”
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