Acta Psychologica Sinica


Vol. 33 No. 4 , Pages 349 - 353 , 2001

The Role of Goal-Orientation in Self-regulated Learning (Article written in chinese)

LEI Li, WANG Ling, & Tanja CULJAK

Abstract

The present study investigated the relationships between goal-orientation and cognitive strategies, school failure coping style, school achievement, in order to probe into the role that goal-orientation played in self-regulated learning. Based on the result, it was hypothesized that goal-orientation served as the impetus variable in self-regulated learning, influencing the cognitive strategies which the subjects adopted to deal with the cognitive materials, and the coping style which the subjects selected when facing school failure; while the cognitive strategies and coping style directly influenced the school achievement.

Keywords: self-regulated learning; goal-orientation; cognitive strategies; school failure coping style

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