Developing & Validating an Instrument to Measure Academic Self-Regulation - Mokri, Parastou
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Parastou Mokri walks the reader through the process of designing her academic self-regulation (ASR) model and her ASR instrument and using the latter to validate the former. Although a number of instruments have been developed that measure some aspects of academic self-regulation, most were not designed exclusively to measure the construct and almost none were designed from ground up based on sound psychometric principles tied to an ASR conceptual model. The ASR instrument was predicated upon an evidence-based conceptual framework of academic self-regulation which described the interactions…mehr

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Parastou Mokri walks the reader through the process of designing her academic self-regulation (ASR) model and her ASR instrument and using the latter to validate the former. Although a number of instruments have been developed that measure some aspects of academic self-regulation, most were not designed exclusively to measure the construct and almost none were designed from ground up based on sound psychometric principles tied to an ASR conceptual model. The ASR instrument was predicated upon an evidence-based conceptual framework of academic self-regulation which described the interactions between cognitive, motivational, volitional, and environmental variables and learners' activating purposeful goal oriented actions. Specifically, results from the examination of the construct validity of the ASR instrument measuring different phases and areas of ASR strongly supports the ASR model design.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Parastou Mokri has conducted qualitative and quantitative research in the areas of developmental psychology, human factors engineering, engineering education, and educational psychology. She has developed a model for academic self-regulation and has designed and evaluated the psychometric properties of an instrument to validate this model.