PSYCHOLOGIE PRO PRAXI
PSYCHOLOGIE PRO PRAXI

Psychologie pro praxi (Psychology for Practice) is academic journal focused on practical applications of psychological research and theory, particularly in psychology of work and organization, social psychology, and psychology of education.

PSYCHOLOGIE PRO PRAXI, Vol 51 No 1 (2016), 81–94

Vnímaná akademická účinnost u žáků středních škol

[Academic self-efficacy among secondary school students]

Jana Draberová

published online: 24. 06. 2016

abstract

The concept of academic self-efficacy, which refers to Albert Bandura’s self-efficacy theory, is an important factor in students’ academic achievement. The aim of this work was to develop a research tool for assessing high school students’ academic self-efficacy. Therefore a questionnaire was developed, verified in a pilot study and tested among first-, second-, and third-graders at five Prague secondary schools. The research sample consisted of 611 students. Collected data were examined with item and factor analysis, other psychometric characteristics were proven. The findings indicate that the developed assessment tool is reliable, has satisfactory validity, and is applicable in school practice. The research has also revealed interesting relations between academic self-efficacy and other variables such as gender, age or demanding school situations experienced by students.

keywords: self-efficacy; academic self-efficacy; academic motivation; high school students; assessment; educational psychology

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