SELF-REGULATION, EMOTION EXPRESSION & CLASSROOM ...
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Chapter 7: Discussion<br />
The present investigation focused on building a structured model that<br />
demonstrates the linkage between self-regulation and classroom learning behaviors.<br />
This investigations was an attempt to shed light on how a child’s early capacity to<br />
regulate their behavior plays a role in how successful they are with classroom learning<br />
behaviors later on, and how a child’s on-task involvement early on might help predict<br />
those relations. Another key goal of the investigation was to understand if there are any<br />
important distinctions across gender and school type that should be considered in<br />
future investigations.<br />
Model Structure<br />
Outer Model. Before the results of the PLS model are discussed the stability of<br />
the outer model must be addressed. We found that the constructs of hot and cool<br />
executive control, on-task involvement, competence motivation, attitude towards<br />
learning, and attention persistence demonstrated sufficient reliability and discriminant<br />
validity. As mentioned above, in the very early stages of this investigation a number of<br />
manifest variables within the included LVs, did not perform well, and were eliminated<br />
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