ArticleHeliyon2024
Explanatory model of motivational climate, self-concept and emotional intelligence in primary school students: Structural equation analysis.
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- Asymmetric longitudinal links between learning anxiety and engagement in Chinese primary school students: The role of peer relationship.The British journal of educational psychology · 2026Article
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Abstract
Motivational Climate, self-concept and emotional intelligence are important factors for education and learning in children and teenagers, with special relevance in Physical Education (PE). Purpose: Addressing a gap in the literature, this study sought to develop and compare an explanatory model for analysing the relationships within the perceived teacher-generated motivational climate, self-concept and emotional intelligence in schoolchildren, using structural equation analysis. Methods: The sample consisted of 347 Spanish primary school students of both genders (46.4 % boys; 53.6 % girls; Mean Results: The structural equation model demonstrated a positive association between a task-focused motivational climate and both emotional intelligence and self-concept levels, with a negative relationship between an ego-involving motivational climate and self-concept. No significant association was observed between self-concept and emotional intelligence. Conclusion: A stronger predisposition toward a task-oriented motivational climate fosters greater development of emotional intelligence and self-concept in primary school students.
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