對學習行為最有影響力的動機成分？
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2009-12-??
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劉政宏
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國立臺灣師範大學教育心理學系
Department of Educational Psychology, NTNU
Department of Educational Psychology, NTNU
Abstract
本研究目的主要在提出雙核心動機模式（dual-core motivation model，簡稱DCM）。依據動機與認知心理學相關研究，DCM認為學習動機包含價值、預期、情感與執行意志四個不同成分，其中以情感與執行意志兩個核心成分對學習行為最有直接影響力，而價值與預期等學習動機成分，則主要是經由雙核心成分的中介，間接對學習行為產生影響。研究對象為480位國小六年級學生，使用的工具包含「國小學習動機量表」與「國小學習行為量表」，資料則透過LISREL程式進行結構方程模式分析，以檢驗DCM相關概念。結果發現，價值、預期、情感與執行意志屬於不同的動機成分，且DCM具有理想的整體適配度與內在品質，大致獲得觀察資料的支持。本研究根據研究結果在理論與實務上的涵義進行討論，並提出結果應用及未來研究的建議。
This study aimed to test the "Dual-Core Motivation Model' (DCM). Depending on the results of motivation and cognitive psychology researches, the DCM suggests that learning motivation contains four different components of value, expectation, affect, and executive volition. Among these four components, affect and executive volition are core components which would influence learning behavior directly. However, the effects of the two other components of value and expectation are mediated by the two core components, and thus influence learning behavior indirectly. Participants of this study were 480 sixth-grade students in Taiwan. Research instruments included were the "Primary School Learning Motivation Scale" and "Primary School Learning Behavior Scale". Data collected were analyzed by structural equation modeling using the LISREL computer program. Results showed that learning motivation consisted of four different components of value, expectation, affect, and executive volition, and the DCM fitted the observed data well. Finally, based on the research findings, possible Implications for educators and suggestions for future research are discussed by the researcher.
This study aimed to test the "Dual-Core Motivation Model' (DCM). Depending on the results of motivation and cognitive psychology researches, the DCM suggests that learning motivation contains four different components of value, expectation, affect, and executive volition. Among these four components, affect and executive volition are core components which would influence learning behavior directly. However, the effects of the two other components of value and expectation are mediated by the two core components, and thus influence learning behavior indirectly. Participants of this study were 480 sixth-grade students in Taiwan. Research instruments included were the "Primary School Learning Motivation Scale" and "Primary School Learning Behavior Scale". Data collected were analyzed by structural equation modeling using the LISREL computer program. Results showed that learning motivation consisted of four different components of value, expectation, affect, and executive volition, and the DCM fitted the observed data well. Finally, based on the research findings, possible Implications for educators and suggestions for future research are discussed by the researcher.