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Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research ; (12): 654-658, 2015.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-476455

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Academic diligence level can not only directly affect the academic performance of students, but also affect the individual's emotional and physical health. In this study, through a question-naire survey of university students, with the method of SIMPP and the concept of the micro system engi-neering in higher education teaching reform, the related factors of diligence and the college students' behavior mode with respect to diligence are systematically analyzed. Analysis shows that, students' diligence level is affected not only by inherent factors such as clear learning objectives, learning state and after-school learning time, but also by the school ethos, the influence factors of the curriculum and parents' re-quirements.

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Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science ; (12): 1046-1048, 2009.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-391991

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Objective To compile an applicable inventory of academic diligence for middle school students. Method By means of literature analysis and in-deep interview with teachers, an academic diligence inventory was constructed and used for 393 high school students. Such methods as correlation analysis, exploratory factor analysis and reliability analysis were analyzed by SPSS11. 0 for windows XP. Results ① Five principal components of academic diligence were selected, which could be called target monitoring, time investment, task commitment, persistence and concentration. ②Internal consistency reliability and split-half reliability of total scale are 0. 9126 and 0. 9003. Reliability of each subscale are above 0. 7615. Correlation coefficient between subscales and total scale ranged from 0. 672 to 0. 820. That of among subscales ranged from 0. 248 to 0. 521. Conclusion Reliability and validity of the inventory of academic diligence for middle school students are both satisfactory enough to meet psychometric indexes.

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