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A mixed-methods study on the interplay between AI-assisted dynamic assessment, reading comprehension, and psychological adaptivity. [PDF]
Front PsycholDing C, Li X.
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Residual Stress-Based Soft Robot with Capability for Grasping and Buoyancy Control. [PDF]
Biomimetics (Basel)Kang M, Seo S, Park E, Han MW.
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Swimming classes as campus blue space: a qualitative study of emotion regulation, social support and psychological resilience among university students. [PDF]
Front PsycholWang Y, Lan S.
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Academic buoyancy, academic motivation, and academic achievement among filipino high school students
Current Psychology, 2019 Academic buoyancy refers to students’ capability of dealing with day-to-day obstacles in the school contexts. Previous studies have demonstrated that academic buoyancy is linked to optimal outcomes. However, limited research has been conducted to explore why academic buoyancy can predict positive academic functioning.
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Studies in Second Language Acquisition, 2018 AbstractThis article reports the first attempt to test the relevance of buoyancy—the capacity to overcome the setbacks, challenges, and pressures that are part of the ordinary course of school life—for instructed second language (L2) learning. Questionnaire data from 787 college-level L2 learners in South Korea assessed their academic buoyancy and a ...
Saerom Yun, Phil Hiver, Ali H. Al-Hoorie
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School Psychology International, 2013
Academic buoyancy has been defined as a capacity to overcome setbacks, challenges, and difficulties that are part of everyday academic life. Academic resilience has been defined as a capacity to overcome acute and/or chronic adversity that is seen as a major threat to a student’s educational development. This study is the first to examine the extent to
Andrew J. Martin
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Academic buoyancy has been defined as a capacity to overcome setbacks, challenges, and difficulties that are part of everyday academic life. Academic resilience has been defined as a capacity to overcome acute and/or chronic adversity that is seen as a major threat to a student’s educational development. This study is the first to examine the extent to
Andrew J. Martin
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Academic buoyancy and psychological risk: Exploring reciprocal relationships [PDF]
Learning and Individual Differences, 2013 Based on hypothesized reciprocal relations between psychological risk and academic buoyancy (dealing with ‘everyday’ academic setback in the ordinary course of school life), the present study used cross-lagged structural equation models to examine the ...
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Do clusters of test anxiety and academic buoyancy differentially predict academic performance?
Learning and Individual Differences, 2013 In this study we adopted a person-centred approach to examine whether students could be identified in distinct clusters on the basis of their test anxiety and academic buoyancy scores, and whether students' academic performance differed accordingly.
David Putwain, Anthony Daly
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The Dynamics of Academic Buoyancy in Contemporary Education
KMAN Counseling and Psychology Nexus, 2023The study aims to explore the dynamics of academic buoyancy within contemporary education, focusing on how it influences educational outcomes, the mechanisms behind its development, and effective strategies for fostering resilience among students. This narrative review synthesized findings from empirical studies, theoretical papers, and case analyses ...
Fereydon Eslami, Roodabeh Hooshmandi
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