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ERIC EJ1139727: The Effect of Individual Motivation and Cognitive A...
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The authors explored the effects of general mental
ability and motivation (operationalized as
conscientiousness) on performance in an online distance
education course. The results supported the hypotheses
that both higher levels of motivation and higher general
mental ability are positively associated with academic
performance in a distance learning environment, while low
levels of either motivation or general mental ability
were associated with lower levels of performance. The
results also support the presence of a significant
interaction effect between motivation and general mental
ability in terms of their relation to performance. High
levels of either motivation or general mental ability
alone with low levels of the other factor did not produce
high levels of performance, demonstrating the importance
of simultaneously considering both factors. Theoretical
and practical implications of the results are discussed.
Date Published: 2018-10-19 06:18:58
Identifier: ERIC_EJ1139727
Item Size: 8682334
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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