论点陈述(中文)
基于社会认知理论与自我调节学习(self-regulated learning, SRL)框架,现有证据显示学业自效能(academic self-efficacy, ASE)不仅预测SRL的策略使用与坚持性,同时也在学习活动中被SRL的监控与成就反馈动态塑造;两者可能呈现交互效应并共同影响学业结果(Bandura, 1997; Winne & Hadwin, 1998; Zimmerman, 2002; Dent & Koenka, 2016; Honicke & Broadbent, 2016)。在此基础上,提出三条面向因果识别、测量优化与情境边界条件的未来研究方向。
Three future directions (English thesis)
Grounded in social-cognitive theory and SRL models, evidence indicates that academic self-efficacy (ASE) and self-regulated learning (SRL) reciprocally shape each other during learning and may interact to influence achievement (Bandura, 1997; Winne & Hadwin, 1998; Zimmerman, 2002; Dent & Koenka, 2016; Honicke & Broadbent, 2016). We propose three directions that emphasize causal identification, measurement rigor, and contextual boundary conditions.
一、方向一:揭示SRL与ASE交互的时间动态与因果机制
- 核心主张:SRL与ASE的交互应在“个体内、过程性”的时间尺度上检验,而非仅停留在横断面或个体间水平。短时段(分钟—天)的自我效能波动可能影响策略选择与坚持性,反过来,策略实施成败与外部反馈又重塑自我效能,构成交互耦合的闭环。
- 关键问题与假设:
- 个体内时滞效应:时点t的ASE是否预测t+1的监控与调节行为,且这种效应是否受当前任务难度或先前绩效调节?反向路径是否同样显著(Hamaker, Kuiper, & Grasman, 2015; Asparouhov, Hamaker, & Muthén, 2018)?
- 非线性或阈值:ASE过低时策略训练无效,过高时可能降低监控强度,存在倒U型关系的可能(Bandura, 1997; Winne, 2010)。
- 机制中介:动机性监控准确性与反馈归因是否在SRL→ASE、ASE→SRL的路径中发挥中介作用(Winne & Hadwin, 1998; Azevedo, 2005)。
- 方法建议:
- 设计:经验采样/密集纵向设计(每日或每任务多次测量,≥30–50个时间点/人,样本量≥150–200),并在数字化学习环境收集客观轨迹数据(点击流、笔记、查看提示、重试次数)以减少共同方法偏差(Winne, 2010)。
- 分析:采用RI-CLPM估计个体内交互,结合DSEM刻画短期动态与个体差异;比较线性与非线性规格;预注册模型与稳健性检验(Hamaker et al., 2015; Asparouhov et al., 2018)。
- 因果增强:嵌入微型操控(如难度标记、规范性反馈)瞬时上调或下调ASE,以检验对后续SRL行为的因果影响;或在任务中随机提供不同监控提示,检验其对ASE的回授效应(Azevedo, 2005)。
- 预期贡献:澄清交互效应的时间粒度与方向性,识别何种时刻及条件下出现“协同增益”或“去耦合”,为精准干预提供时机与剂量信息。
- Direction 1: Unpack temporal dynamics and causal mechanisms of the SRL × ASE interaction
- Claim: The SRL–ASE interaction should be examined within persons and across time during learning episodes. Short-term fluctuations in ASE may shape strategy selection and persistence, while strategy enactment and feedback recursively update ASE, forming a coupled system.
- Research questions:
- Within-person lagged effects: Does ASE at time t predict monitoring/control at t+1, moderated by task difficulty or prior performance? Are reverse paths comparable (Hamaker et al., 2015; Asparouhov et al., 2018)?
- Nonlinearity/thresholds: Very low ASE may dampen benefits of strategy training; very high ASE may reduce monitoring. Test potential inverted-U effects (Bandura, 1997; Winne, 2010).
- Mechanisms: Does accuracy of metacognitive monitoring and attribution mediate ASE→SRL and SRL→ASE (Winne & Hadwin, 1998; Azevedo, 2005)?
- Methods:
- Design: Intensive longitudinal or experience-sampling with ≥30–50 measurements per person and N≥150–200; collect trace data from digital environments to limit common-method bias (Winne, 2010).
- Analysis: RI-CLPM for within-person dynamics and DSEM for short-term coupling and heterogeneity; compare linear vs nonlinear models; preregister and conduct robustness checks (Hamaker et al., 2015; Asparouhov et al., 2018).
- Causal leverage: Embed micro-manipulations (e.g., normative feedback, difficulty labels) to exogenously nudge ASE and test downstream SRL; randomize monitoring prompts to test feedback-to-efficacy effects (Azevedo, 2005).
- Contribution: Identifies time windows and conditions for synergy vs decoupling, informing just-in-time support.
二、方向二:面向个体差异的“协同干预”试验与个案化适应
- 核心主张:如果SRL与ASE存在交互,则单一成分干预可能产生边际效应受限;有必要检验“策略训练×效能提升”的协同方案及其对不同学习者的差异化作用。
- 关键问题与假设:
- 协同效应检验:2×2因子随机对照试验(SRL策略训练是/否 × 自效能提升是/否)检验交互项,对比单一干预与组合干预的增量效应与成本效益(Dignath & Büttner, 2008; Dent & Koenka, 2016; Honicke & Broadbent, 2016)。
- 画像与定制:采用潜在剖面分析识别High SRL–High ASE、High SRL–Low ASE等画像;比较画像间干预响应差异,评估是否需要分层/适配路径(Morin, Meyer, Creusier, & Biétry, 2016)。
- 实时适配:在数字环境中开展“即时自适应干预”(JITAI),基于实时ASE与SRL状态触发不同提示或反馈,采用微随机化试验优化触发规则与剂量(Nahum-Shani et al., 2018)。
- 方法建议:
- 设计:多地点RCT以提高外部效度;预先功效分析针对交互项效应量(例如小到中等交互需更大样本);过程测量嵌入学习分析证据链(策略使用质量、监控准确性)。
- 测量:结合MSLQ等验证量表的自效能与策略分量表与表现/轨迹指标,降低共同方法偏差(Pintrich, Smith, Garcia, & McKeachie, 1993; Winne, 2010)。
- 分析:多水平结构方程或层级模型估计组别×时间×画像的三重交互;进行调节的中介分析,分离“提升ASE→更有效SRL→成就”的路径。
- 预期贡献:为“何时、对谁、以何种组合”最有效提供因果证据,推动从统一处方走向个案化、成本敏感的教学支持。
- Direction 2: Test synergistic “co-interventions” and person-centered adaptation
- Claim: If SRL and ASE interact, single-component interventions may be insufficient. Factorial designs should test SRL strategy training crossed with efficacy-enhancement components and evaluate heterogeneity of treatment effects.
- Research questions:
- Synergy: 2×2 factorial RCTs (SRL training × ASE enhancement) to test interaction terms and incremental cost-effectiveness (Dignath & Büttner, 2008; Dent & Koenka, 2016; Honicke & Broadbent, 2016).
- Profiles and tailoring: Use latent profile analysis to identify SRL–ASE configurations and compare differential responsiveness (Morin et al., 2016).
- Real-time adaptation: Implement JITAIs that trigger supports based on momentary ASE and SRL states; optimize via micro-randomized trials (Nahum-Shani et al., 2018).
- Methods:
- Design: Multi-site RCTs; power analyses focused on interaction effects; embed process measures and learning analytics to capture mechanism.
- Measurement: Combine validated self-report (e.g., MSLQ subscales) with performance/trace indicators to mitigate common-method bias (Pintrich et al., 1993; Winne, 2010).
- Analysis: Multilevel SEM/HLM estimating group × time × profile interactions; moderated mediation to test ASE→SRL→achievement pathways.
- Contribution: Delivers causal, actionable evidence about for whom and under what combinations SRL–ASE co-interventions yield the greatest gains.
三、方向三:考察情境与文化边界条件,扩展至社会性调节情境
- 核心主张:SRL×ASE交互的强度与形式可能随学科、课堂气候、反馈文化与社会互动而变。跨情境与跨文化研究、以及从个体调节扩展到共调节与共享调节,有助于界定外部效度与公平性。
- 关键问题与假设:
- 多层情境效应:教师反馈实践与课堂规范可能通过影响效能来源(掌握体验、替代经验、言语劝导、情绪唤起)而调节SRL×ASE交互(Usher & Pajares, 2008)。
- 跨文化与群体差异:不同文化/移民背景的效能信念与自我陈述倾向差异,可能改变交互效应的表现与测量特性(Klassen, 2004)。需进行测量等值检验,防止虚假交互。
- 社会性调节:在协作学习中,个体ASE与群体层面的共效能、共调节规范共同作用,可能出现跨层交互(Järvelä & Hadwin, 2013)。
- 方法建议:
- 设计:跨班级/学校的多层抽样;跨文化比较研究并进行测量等值与结构等值检验;在协作任务中采集会话与协作日志,编码社会性调节行为。
- 分析:多层模型估计个体内(SRL×ASE)与班级/文化层面的交互(cross-level interactions);将学科(如数学、写作)作为情境调节变量(Richardson, Abraham, & Bond, 2012)。
- 伦理与公平:报告不同子群体的异质性效应,评估干预的公平性与潜在副作用,避免“强者恒强”的马太效应。
- 预期贡献:明确SRL×ASE交互的情境与文化边界,支持在不同教育生态与学习任务中的可转移性与公平实施。
- Direction 3: Contextual and cultural boundary conditions, extending to social regulation
- Claim: The magnitude and form of SRL × ASE interactions likely vary by subject domain, classroom climate, feedback culture, and social interaction. Cross-context and cross-cultural work, and moving from individual to co-/socially shared regulation, will clarify external validity and equity.
- Research questions:
- Multilevel context effects: Teacher feedback and classroom norms may shape sources of efficacy (mastery experience, vicarious experience, verbal persuasion, affect), moderating SRL × ASE coupling (Usher & Pajares, 2008).
- Cross-cultural and group differences: Cultural and immigrant-background differences in efficacy beliefs and self-report styles can alter observed interactions; measurement invariance is essential (Klassen, 2004).
- Social regulation: In collaborative learning, individual ASE, collective efficacy, and shared regulation norms may produce cross-level interactions (Järvelä & Hadwin, 2013).
- Methods:
- Design: Multilevel sampling across classes/schools; cross-cultural comparisons with measurement and structural invariance tests; collect and code discourse/log data for socially shared regulation.
- Analysis: Multilevel models estimating individual-level (SRL × ASE) and cross-level interactions; include subject-domain moderators (Richardson et al., 2012).
- Equity: Report heterogeneous treatment effects and assess unintended consequences to avoid “Matthew effects.”
- Contribution: Specifies where SRL × ASE interactions generalize and how to implement equitable supports across educational ecologies.
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