2014
DOI: 10.1186/s40536-014-0005-4
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The role of test-taking motivation for students’ performance in low-stakes assessments: an investigation of school-track-specific differences

Abstract: Background: Low-stakes assessments do not have consequences for the test-takers. Currently, motivational research indicates that a lack of test-taking motivation can decrease students' performance in low-stakes assessments. However, little research has explored the domain-specific and situation-specific aspects of motivation simultaneously. Research examining differences in test-taking motivation among students in different types of schools is also limited. Our study therefore addressed the motivational determ… Show more

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“…Personality measures of agreeableness and conscientiousness have also proven to be positively related to test-taking effort (DeMars et al 2013). In a study by Penk et al (2014), invested effort, that is, the self-reported willingness to engage with test items, was explained by individual differences in task-irrelevant cognition, specifically distraction.…”
Section: Person Levelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Personality measures of agreeableness and conscientiousness have also proven to be positively related to test-taking effort (DeMars et al 2013). In a study by Penk et al (2014), invested effort, that is, the self-reported willingness to engage with test items, was explained by individual differences in task-irrelevant cognition, specifically distraction.…”
Section: Person Levelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first one is domain specific motivation, and the other one is situation specific motivation. Domain specific motivation refers to the success motivation for a specific area (eg; mathematics and science) while situation specific motivation refers to the success motivation to perform well in a given situation or a particular exam (Eklöf, 2006a(Eklöf, , 2006b(Eklöf, , 2007Penk, Pöhlmann, & Roppelt, 2014). Since exam motivation (Schunk et al, 2008) is an active process to initiate and sustain the goal-oriented activity, it is a special type of academicmotivation.…”
Section: öNeriler Ve Sınırlılıklarmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since exam motivation (Schunk et al, 2008) is an active process to initiate and sustain the goal-oriented activity, it is a special type of academicmotivation. For this reason, exam motivation goes into these condstage of academic motivation, because taking an exam is a special case for the students (Penk, Pöhlmann, & Roppelt, 2014). Baumert and Demmrich (2001) describe test motivation as "trying to study for exams and showing willingness" (Penk, Pöhlmann, & Roppelt, 2014).…”
Section: öNeriler Ve Sınırlılıklarmentioning
confidence: 99%
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