Academic Self-Concept and Academic Achievement among University Students
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-Musa Matovu
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Abstract
The purpose of the study was to investigate the academic self-concept on academic achievement among university students. The academic self-concept information among university students was collected using the Liu and Wang (2005) academic self-concept scale which was composed of two subscales; academic confidence and academic effort. The study was conducted on 394 university students; males and females from different levels of study and faculties in a public university in Malaysia. MANOVA was used to analyse the collected data and the results revealed that there was a statistically significant effect of gender on academic effort and academic achievement, while also a statistically significant difference was shown in faculties on academic achievement. Again a difference was noted in the interaction between gender, faculties, and levels of study on academic achievement. The Post Hoc results indicated that a statistically significant difference existed in between the faculties Arts and Human Sciences.
@article{2012,title={Academic Self-Concept and Academic Achievement among University Students},abstractNode={The purpose of the study was to investigate the academic self-concept on academic achievement among university students. The academic self-concept information among university students was collected using the Liu and Wang (2005) academic self-concept scale which was composed of two subscales; academic confidence and academic effort. The study was conducted on 394 university students; males and females from different levels of study and faculties in a public university in Malaysia. MANOVA was used to analyse the collected data and the results revealed that there was a statistically significant effect of gender on academic effort and academic achievement, while also a statistically significant difference was shown in faculties on academic achievement. Again a difference was noted in the interaction between gender, faculties, and levels of study on academic achievement. The Post Hoc results indicated that a statistically significant difference existed in between the faculties Arts and Human Sciences.},author={ -Musa Matovu},year={2012},journal={International Online Journal of Educational Sciences}}
-Musa Matovu . 2012 . Academic Self-Concept and Academic Achievement among University Students . International Online Journal of Educational Sciences.DOI:null
-Musa Matovu.(2012).Academic Self-Concept and Academic Achievement among University Students.International Online Journal of Educational Sciences
-Musa Matovu,"Academic Self-Concept and Academic Achievement among University Students" , International Online Journal of Educational Sciences (2012)
-Musa Matovu . 2012 . Academic Self-Concept and Academic Achievement among University Students . International Online Journal of Educational Sciences . 2012. DOI:null
-Musa Matovu .Academic Self-Concept and Academic Achievement among University Students. International Online Journal of Educational Sciences (2012)
-Musa Matovu .Academic Self-Concept and Academic Achievement among University Students. International Online Journal of Educational Sciences (2012)
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-Musa Matovu . Academic Self-Concept and Academic Achievement among University Students . International Online Journal of Educational Sciences . 2012 doi:null
-Musa Matovu."Academic Self-Concept and Academic Achievement among University Students",International Online Journal of Educational Sciences(2012)