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The effect of circadian preference and daytime sleepiness on academic performance may be mediated by academic motivation in senior high school students

Authors: 楊建銘

Contributors: APSS, 國立政治大學心理學系

Subject Terms: circadian preference, daytime sleepiness, academic performance, academic motivation, senior high school students

Time: 23

Relation: APSS, Sleep, 32 (Abstract Suppl.)

Availability: http://nccur.lib.nccu.edu.tw//handle/140.119/39628

Dissertation/ Thesis

研究生學術動機歷程模式之建構

Authors: 彭月茵

Contributors: 葉玉珠博士

Subject Terms: 希望, 師徒功能, 意義建構, 學術熱情, 情緒調節, 學術動機, hope, mentoring function, meaning making, academic passion, emotion regulation, academic motivation

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