The Effects of Mindsets on Academic Self-Efficacy of High School Students Mediated by Grit - Multi-Group Analysis According to Whether the Students Gave Up on Mathematics or Not -

이서정,; 신태섭,

doi:10.15753/aje.2018.03.19.1.59

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2018

DOI: 10.15753/aje.2018.03.19.1.59

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The Effects of Mindsets on Academic Self-Efficacy of High School Students Mediated by Grit - Multi-Group Analysis According to Whether the Students Gave Up on Mathematics or Not -

이서정 이서정¹,

신태섭 신태섭²

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“…The empirical study was mainly based on the differences in academic achievement of various groups of students. The students with higher growth mindset were more likely to achieve higher academic achievement in the mid-to long-term [21]. Thus, the self-directed learning attitude, which is an important predictor of academic achievement, is positively influenced by the growth mindset.…”

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Effects of Stress and Hope on Happiness of Workers: The Moderating Mediation Model of Growth Mindset

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The purpose of this study was to analyze the moderated mediation effects of growth mindset on the effects of stress and hope on the happiness of the employees, and to find ways to improve the happiness from the stress of the workers. SPSS PC + Win. 23 and SPSS MACRO process 3.1. were used for the completion of the data analysis. The main statistical techniques were noted as frequency analysis, reliability analysis, correlation analysis, and moderated mediation effect analysis. In this case, the effect analysis verification used bootstrap, with 5,000 samples of sub-trap and 95% confidence interval. The resulting research findings are as follows. First, Stress has negative correlation with growth mindset, hope and happiness. It is noted that growth mindset has a positive correlation with hope and happiness. Second, the moderated mediation effect of growth mindset on the pass from stress to hope and to happiness was verified. These results will contribute to reducing stress and improving happiness of employees who suffered from job stress by applying the growth mindset to them.

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A Structural Relationship among Growth Mindset, Academic Grit, and Academic Burnout as Perceived by Korean High School Students

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This study explored the structural relationship among growth mindset, academic grit, and academic burnout. This study investigated the impact of Korean high school students' growth mindset on their academic burnout. Also, it is this study's contention that the effect of growth mindset on academic burnout can be changed when academic grit as a persistent enthusiasm and effort in their studies are mediating. The sample of this study comprised 573 Korean high school students (aged 17 years) in 2018. This study was designed as correlational research, and data analysis was conducted mainly using structural equation modelling. This study found that growth mindset may act as a diminishing factor for academic burnout. In addition, this study found that academic grit negatively mediated the relationship between growth mindset and academic burnout, implying that academic grit can play a determinant role as a positive psychological variable that could alleviate or prevent academic burnout. Thus, programming and counseling oriented toward fostering academic grit and coupled with growth mindset should be provided to lessen or prevent academic burnout. This study fills a void in the literature on academic grit and on growth mindset in targeting academic burnout among high school students preparing for college entrance examinations.

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The Effects of Mindsets on Academic Self-Efficacy of High School Students Mediated by Grit - Multi-Group Analysis According to Whether the Students Gave Up on Mathematics or Not -

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Effects of Stress and Hope on Happiness of Workers: The Moderating Mediation Model of Growth Mindset

Effects of Stress and Hope on Happiness of Workers: The Moderating Mediation Model of Growth Mindset

A Structural Relationship among Growth Mindset, Academic Grit, and Academic Burnout as Perceived by Korean High School Students

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