國中生內、外在學業希望信念之建構及其相關因素之探討
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2019-12-??
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國立臺灣師範大學
National Taiwan Normal University
National Taiwan Normal University
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過去研究甚少探討希望信念來源，且很少將此議題分析於國中生的學業希望信念。因此，本研究建構三個驗證性因素分析競爭模式以探討國中生學業希望信念分類架構，以及建構「希望信念與其相關因素之歷程模式」以分析自我觀、希望信念、情緒、行為之關係。本研究抽取兩批國中二年級學生為樣本，共1,079 人，以結構方程模式進行分析。研究結果顯示：一、「希望信念來源二階模式」比「路徑／動力思考二階模式」、「四向度希望信念模式」更適配；二、「希望信念與其相關因素之歷程模式」與觀察資料適配；三、獨立我、相依我分別正向預測內、外在希望信念；四、內、外在希望信念分別正向預測自豪、感恩；五、自豪、感恩分別正向預測求助行為、助人行為；六、外在希望信念正向預測求助行為。
Few studies have explored the locus of hope belief with respect to junior high school students’academic hope belief. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to construct three competingconfirmatory factor analysis models of hope belief and a model of hope belief and its related factorsto test how the models fit with the observed data and to analyze the relationships betweenself-construal, hope belief, emotions, and behavior. The participants were 1,079 junior high schoolstudents, and structural equation modeling was used. The following results were obtained: (1) Thesecond-order model of the locus of hope belief fit the observed data better than the other twocompeting models. (2) The model of hope belief and its related factors fit the observed data well. (3)Independent and interdependent self-construal positively predicted internal and external loci of hopebelief, respectively. (4) Internal and external loci of hope belief positively predicted pride andgratitude, respectively. (5) Pride and gratitude positively predicted help-seeking and helpingbehavior, respectively. (6) An external locus of hope belief positively predicted help-seeking.
Few studies have explored the locus of hope belief with respect to junior high school students’academic hope belief. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to construct three competingconfirmatory factor analysis models of hope belief and a model of hope belief and its related factorsto test how the models fit with the observed data and to analyze the relationships betweenself-construal, hope belief, emotions, and behavior. The participants were 1,079 junior high schoolstudents, and structural equation modeling was used. The following results were obtained: (1) Thesecond-order model of the locus of hope belief fit the observed data better than the other twocompeting models. (2) The model of hope belief and its related factors fit the observed data well. (3)Independent and interdependent self-construal positively predicted internal and external loci of hopebelief, respectively. (4) Internal and external loci of hope belief positively predicted pride andgratitude, respectively. (5) Pride and gratitude positively predicted help-seeking and helpingbehavior, respectively. (6) An external locus of hope belief positively predicted help-seeking.