What is the next small big thing in psychology?

Giannouli, Vaitsa

doi:10.5964/psyct.v10i1.215

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Online Testing as a Means of Enhancing Students’ Academic Motivation during the Coronavirus Pandemic

Stoyanova

Giannouli

2022

Education Sciences

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Although it is widely believed that online testing may be applied as a way of enhancing academic motivation, thus far we know little about this topic for Bulgarian students. For this purpose, we conducted research during the COVID-19 pandemic focusing only on university students (n = 80; 74 women, 63 full-time, 17 part-time, 41 bachelor students, 39 master’s students). Participants studied online and filled in several tests online as a part of their interim control. Nine tests were created measuring knowledge and skills related to psychological measurements. Each student was provided the opportunity to respond an unlimited number of times to each test and, therefore, data were collected from 1226 testing procedures that permitted the comparison of 911 responses from full-time students with 315 responses from part-time students. Findings support the conclusion that the highest academic motivation was manifested in the best students’ performance, because the students with high academic motivation had the highest test scores/attempts in online testing. The lowest academic motivation was expressed in the least efforts put into the learning process, because the students with the lowest motivation made the least number of attempts to respond to a test, compared with the students with medium and high academic motivation.

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Online Testing as a Means of Enhancing Students’ Academic Motivation during the Coronavirus Pandemic

Stoyanova

Giannouli

2022

Education Sciences

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Neuropsychological Assessment and Financial Capacity in Older Adults

Giannouli

2023

Advances in Medical Diagnosis, Treatment, and Care

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Financial capacity and financial exploitation assessment in older adults is a topic of debate in modern societies, given the economic, medical, legal, and ethical implications. Healthcare professionals, legal professionals, older individuals (healthy as well as patients suffering from neurocognitive disorders), family members/informal and/or formal caregivers, and the state are all involved in this complex process. This chapter explores the theoretical models on which relevant neuropsychological instruments have been proposed and are used in different cultural settings. In addition to that, factors that can predict financial capacity performance are presented and an attempt is made to propose relevant assessment protocols by taking into consideration up-to-to-date knowledge on this topic.

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What is the next small big thing in psychology?

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Online Testing as a Means of Enhancing Students’ Academic Motivation during the Coronavirus Pandemic

Online Testing as a Means of Enhancing Students’ Academic Motivation during the Coronavirus Pandemic

Neuropsychological Assessment and Financial Capacity in Older Adults

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