Self-esteem in Iranian university students and its relationship with academic achievement
Marayam Saadat, Azizreza Ghasemzadeh, Mahsa Soleimani
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Marayam Saadat, Azizreza Ghasemzadeh, Mahsa Soleimani
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This research aims to study self-esteem and its determined link to academic achievement of university students. According the results obtained from a study on 370 students, significant difference is observed in self-esteem among male and female students. However, male students for family self-esteem received higher scores than female students (t= -2/12), p< 0.05). The students of the faculties of basic sciences, psychology and educational sciences, and electro- computer showed significant difference in selfesteem. Academic self-esteem and family self-esteem on the meaningful level of P< 0.05 had a direct and positive relationship with the academic achievement of students.
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This research aims to study self-esteem and its determined link to academic achievement of university students. According the results obtained from a study on 370 students, significant difference is observed in self-esteem among male and female students. However, male students for family self-esteem received higher scores than female students (t= -2/12), p< 0.05). The students of the faculties of basic sciences, psychology and educational sciences, and electro- computer showed significant difference in selfesteem. Academic self-esteem and family self-esteem on the meaningful level of P< 0.05 had a direct and positive relationship with the academic achievement of students.
Key concepts: Self-esteem, Academic achievement, Psychology, Significant difference, Mathematics education, Social psychology, Medicine, Internal medicine