Abstract: Immediately prior to an exam, it is common to hear students commenting on whether they anticipate doing as well on the exam as they expect (or, in other words, whether they anticipate performing as well on the exam as the standard at which they believe they should be performing). These anticipations have received little past research attention. In this study, students ’ performance anticipations are related to their past exam performances in the course, their performance expectations, several issues hypothesized to affect academic performance, and their actual performance on the final exam and for the course. The results, which were mixed, are discussed
It is frequently possible to predict whether a particular student at a school will pass some ultimat...
The importance of performance expectancies for the prediction of regulation of behavior and actual p...
Abstract: A body of literature has shown that testing students before their final examination serve...
Performance expectations presumably serve to guide sound decision making and behavior. However, expe...
Performance expectations presumably serve to guide sound decision making and behavior. However, expe...
Research and anecdotal evidence suggests that students are generally poor at predicting or forecasti...
Consistent with prior research, expected performance on a midterm examination decreased for 48 colle...
The purpose of the present study was to examine the relation of generalized and specific expectancie...
The test expectancy effect (TEE) is a metacognitive phenomenon wherein students commonly request inf...
An examination was given in an undergraduate engineering lecture course in order to ascertain if stu...
Gorges J, Goeke T. How do I know what I can do? Anticipating expectancy of success regarding novel a...
Past studies indicate that students are frequently poor judges of their likely academic performance ...
Why do students vary in their performance on exams? It may be that their test preparation is insuffi...
As an instructor you witness some students did not do well in the first exam but performed very well...
It is frequently possible to predict whether a particular student at a school will pass some ultimat...
It is frequently possible to predict whether a particular student at a school will pass some ultimat...
The importance of performance expectancies for the prediction of regulation of behavior and actual p...
Abstract: A body of literature has shown that testing students before their final examination serve...
Performance expectations presumably serve to guide sound decision making and behavior. However, expe...
Performance expectations presumably serve to guide sound decision making and behavior. However, expe...
Research and anecdotal evidence suggests that students are generally poor at predicting or forecasti...
Consistent with prior research, expected performance on a midterm examination decreased for 48 colle...
The purpose of the present study was to examine the relation of generalized and specific expectancie...
The test expectancy effect (TEE) is a metacognitive phenomenon wherein students commonly request inf...
An examination was given in an undergraduate engineering lecture course in order to ascertain if stu...
Gorges J, Goeke T. How do I know what I can do? Anticipating expectancy of success regarding novel a...
Past studies indicate that students are frequently poor judges of their likely academic performance ...
Why do students vary in their performance on exams? It may be that their test preparation is insuffi...
As an instructor you witness some students did not do well in the first exam but performed very well...
It is frequently possible to predict whether a particular student at a school will pass some ultimat...
It is frequently possible to predict whether a particular student at a school will pass some ultimat...
The importance of performance expectancies for the prediction of regulation of behavior and actual p...
Abstract: A body of literature has shown that testing students before their final examination serve...