Academic procrastination–habitually delaying work with academic tasks to the extent that
the delays become detrimental to performance, wellbeing, and health–represents a …

Research on the effects of exposure to economic inequality has primarily focused on adults
in their everyday lives. In this review, we argue that these effects extend to children and …

Undergraduate STEM students can hold different combinations of positive and negative
beliefs about academic challenge—including difficulty, failures, and mistakes. Across two …

The present study examined the interplay between chronic intelligence beliefs, manipulated
intelligence beliefs and self-handicapping processes. Prior studies showed that holding …

Test anxiety has a ubiquitous, and perhaps growing, presence in academic settings. The
purpose of this mixed method study (N= 597) was to explore the individual learners' …

There are many factors that influence the first-year university student experience, and these
factors can vary depending on student characteristics. In this research, using survey data …

Introduction Investment theories have claimed reciprocal relations between intelligence and
investment traits (ie, personality traits related to seeking out, and dealing with, cognitive …

Introduction In the academic context, social networking sites (SNSs) have reshaped the way
university students connect and communicate with each other and the way they learn, thus …

Academic procrastination in completing tasks often occurs in students. If left unchecked, it
will affect emotional instability, attitudes, and daily behavior. One of the reasons behind it is …

Accurate parental praise and criticism congruent with child performance—often ignored—
might have lasting impacts on child development. This study explored whether the levels of …