The relationship between academic motivation and academic achievement students
Kourosh Amrai, Shahrzad Elahi Motlagh, Hamzeh Azizi Zalani, Hadi Parhon
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Kourosh Amrai, Shahrzad Elahi Motlagh, Hamzeh Azizi Zalani, Hadi Parhon
Abstract
: the purpose of this study was to explore the correlation between academic motivation and academic achievement among Tehran University students. In this cross-sectional correlation study, 252 Tehran University students were required to fill the academic motivation questionnaire. This 43-item questionnaire measured 8 aspects of motivation. Criterion for academic achievement was a mark which students themselves reported. Data were analyzed through using SPSS16 by means of Pearson Correlation coefficient. : Data analysis indicated positive and significant correlation between Academic Motivation and Academic Achievement. Furthermore subscales of task, effort, competition, social concern within eight subscales had a significant relationship with academic achievement. : Regarding the results, students’ academic achievement requires coordination and interaction between different aspects of motivation.
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: the purpose of this study was to explore the correlation between academic motivation and academic achievement among Tehran University students. In this cross-sectional correlation study, 252 Tehran University students were required to fill the academic motivation questionnaire. This 43-item questionnaire measured 8 aspects of motivation. Criterion for academic achievement was a mark which students themselves reported. Data were analyzed through using SPSS16 by means of Pearson Correlation coefficient. : Data analysis indicated positive and significant correlation between Academic Motivation and Academic Achievement. Furthermore subscales of task, effort, competition, social concern within eight subscales had a significant relationship with academic achievement. : Regarding the results, students’ academic achievement requires coordination and interaction between different aspects of motivation.
Key concepts: Academic achievement, Psychology, Need for achievement, Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient, Correlation, Mathematics education, Positive correlation, Positive relationship