大学生の自己調整学習方略使用の規定因

Determinants of the use of self-regulated learning strategies among undergraduates

Yamane Takashi

Tanaka Hikaru

Enami Tomoka

Chujo Kazumitsu

広島大学心理学研究

Hiroshima Psychological Research

[PISSN] 1347-1619

[EISSN] 2759-0968

[NCID] AA11616129

Self-regulated learning is considered to be an ideal learning form in which learners actively engage and control the learning process. Previous studies have shown that the use of self-regulated learning strategies is influenced by the effectiveness and cost of using such strategies. In this study, we focused on learning efficacy as a factor that affects the use of self-regulated learning strategies. We also examined the relationships among learning efficacy, use of strategies, effectiveness, and cost. A survey targeting undergraduates revealed that learning efficacy showed a positive correlation with the use of strategies and a negative correlation with the cost of using strategies. There was also a positive correlation between the use of strategies and the effectiveness of strategies. It was found that learners with low learning efficacy were less likely to use self-regulated learning strategies, and that they estimated that the cost of using these strategies was high. Thus, coaching to reduce the cost of strategies is important to support the use of self-regulated learning strategies by low learning efficacy undergraduates.

self-regulated learning

learning efficacy

effectiveness

cost

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広島大学大学院教育学研究科心理学講座

[ISSN] 1347-1619

[NCID] AA11616129