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      초등학생의 자기설정목표동기, 자기설정목표, 목표전념, 학업성취 및 주관적 안녕의 관계 = Structural Relationships among the Motivations of Self-Set Goal, Self-Set Goals, Goal Commitment, Academic Achievements, and Subjetive Well-Being of Elementary School Students

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      This study is intended to survey the variables which affect the subjective well-being of elementary school students, and to find the structural relationships between these variables in the structure of the goal-setting process. In accordance with its purpose, the study has surveyed factors making up the motivation of self-set goals related to students' objectives, and analyzed the relationships between five variables such as factors making up the motivation of self-set goals, self-set goals, goal commitment, academic achievements, and subjective well-being. The study has analyzed the structural equation model composed of these five variables, and also direct and indirect effects of factors making up the motivation of self-set goals on the subjective well-being of elementary school students.
      The questions that this research has asked are as follows.
      First, what are the factors that make up the motivation of self-set goals that are related to the academic achievements of elementary school students?
      Second, what are the effects of the factors that make up the motivation of self-set goals for elementary school students on self-set goals and goal commitment?
      Third, what are the effects of the factors that make up the motivation of self-set goals for elementary school students on their academic achievements in the process of goal setting?
      Fourth, what are the effects of the factors that make up the motivation of self-set goals for elementary school students on their subjective well-being in the process of goal setting?
      Fifth, what are the effects of elementary school students' academic achievements on their subjective well-being?
      In order to find the answers to these questions, the study has chosen a total of 751 subjects: 390 male students (52%) and 361 female students (48%) from the sixth-grade students of eight elementary schools located in Daegu Metropolitan City and Gyeongbuk Province.
      The tools used for this study are as follows: the test of the motivation of self-set goals, the test of self-set goals, the test of goal commitment, the test of perceived academic achievements, and the test of subjective well-being. The test of the motivation of self-set goals was made by the researcher of this study himself, based on the results of the preceding studies and the materials from the open tests of the subjects conducted by this study. The test of self-set goals and the test of perceived academic achievements were conducted in a way that the subjects marked their own academic achievements on a point scale made in the form of the Likert type scale. For the test of goal commitment, the five-item scale recommended by Klein et al. (2001) was adapted and used. The test of subjective well-being was conducted by choosing 20 items from the thirty items for the subjective well-being scale developed by Byung Gee Bak and Seung Pyo Hong (2004).
      The chief results of this study are as follows.
      First, a factor analysis of the materials collected from the test of the motivation of self-set goals has shown that five factors make up the motivation of self-set goals of elementary school students: autonomous motivation, parental expectation, social competence, teacher's pressure, and parental pressure.
      As for the strength of the self-determination according to the self-determination theory(Deci & Ryan, 1985; Ryan & Deci, 2000), these five factors shown by the survey can be said to be hierarchical in the order of autonomous motivation, parental expectation, social competence, the teacher's pressure, and parental pressure. These factors of the motivation of self-set goals have shown little significant difference between males and females except the factor of parental pressure.
      Second, an analysis of the relationships between the research-composing items has shown the positive correlation of autonomous motivation to parental expectation, social competence and the teacher's pressure, to self-set goals and goal commitment, and to perceived academic achievements and subjective well-being. There is no significant correlation between autonomous motivation and parental pressure. Parental pressure with a low level of self-determination has shown a positive correlation to social competence, parental expectation, and the teacher's pressure, but a negative correlation to goal commitment, perceived academic achievements and subjective well-being. Social competence has shown a positive correlation to perceived academic achievements, but the teacher's pressure and parental pressure has shown a negative correlation to perceived academic achievements.
      Third, motivation factors which have significant effects on self-set goals and goal commitment have been found to be autonomous motivation, social competence, parental pressure and the teacher's pressure. It has been found that autonomous motivation and social competence have positive effects on self-set goals and goal commitment, but that parental pressure and the teacher's pressure have negative effects on self-set goals and goal commitment.
      Fourth, autonomous motivation and social competence, out all the factors making up the motivation of self-set goals, have indirect and positive effects on academic achievements through goal process. However, parental pressure and the teacher's pressure have been found to have negative effects on academic achievements through goal process. Self-set goals and goal commitment have been found to have direct and positive effects on academic achievements.
      Fifth, autonomous motivation, out all the factors making up the motivation of self-set goals, has direct or indirect and positive effects on the subjective well-being of elementary school students. Social competence has direct and negative effects on subjective well-being, but indirect and positive effects on subjective well-being through the medium of goal process. However, on the whole, it has no significant effects on subjective well-being. Parental pressure and the teacher's pressure have been found to have negative effects on subjective well-being through the medium of goal process. Self-set goals and goal commitment have positive effects on subjective well-being, but perceived academic achievements has been found to have no significant effects on subjective well-being.
      This study has great meaning in that it has examined the variables which are related to academic achievements which can affect the subjective well-being of elementary school students, clarifying the phenomenon of society that has problems with elementary school students' efforts to improve their academic achievements, and other related problems. The study has another meaning in that in the educational field, it provides teachers and parents with motivational factors which have direct or indirect effects on the subjective well-being of elementary school students in the process of academic achievements.
      The results of this study are expected to be used as references for educating elementary school students in the matters related to their academic achievements. This is because the study has found the structure of the motivation of self-set goals in the process of goal setting related to academic achievements, and has brought to light the motivation of self-determination which has effects on the academic achievements and subjective well-being of elementary school students, the role of goal process, and teachers and parents' abstention from too much intervention in students' matters.
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      This study is intended to survey the variables which affect the subjective well-being of elementary school students, and to find the structural relationships between these variables in the structure of the goal-setting process. In accordance with its ...

      This study is intended to survey the variables which affect the subjective well-being of elementary school students, and to find the structural relationships between these variables in the structure of the goal-setting process. In accordance with its purpose, the study has surveyed factors making up the motivation of self-set goals related to students' objectives, and analyzed the relationships between five variables such as factors making up the motivation of self-set goals, self-set goals, goal commitment, academic achievements, and subjective well-being. The study has analyzed the structural equation model composed of these five variables, and also direct and indirect effects of factors making up the motivation of self-set goals on the subjective well-being of elementary school students.
      The questions that this research has asked are as follows.
      First, what are the factors that make up the motivation of self-set goals that are related to the academic achievements of elementary school students?
      Second, what are the effects of the factors that make up the motivation of self-set goals for elementary school students on self-set goals and goal commitment?
      Third, what are the effects of the factors that make up the motivation of self-set goals for elementary school students on their academic achievements in the process of goal setting?
      Fourth, what are the effects of the factors that make up the motivation of self-set goals for elementary school students on their subjective well-being in the process of goal setting?
      Fifth, what are the effects of elementary school students' academic achievements on their subjective well-being?
      In order to find the answers to these questions, the study has chosen a total of 751 subjects: 390 male students (52%) and 361 female students (48%) from the sixth-grade students of eight elementary schools located in Daegu Metropolitan City and Gyeongbuk Province.
      The tools used for this study are as follows: the test of the motivation of self-set goals, the test of self-set goals, the test of goal commitment, the test of perceived academic achievements, and the test of subjective well-being. The test of the motivation of self-set goals was made by the researcher of this study himself, based on the results of the preceding studies and the materials from the open tests of the subjects conducted by this study. The test of self-set goals and the test of perceived academic achievements were conducted in a way that the subjects marked their own academic achievements on a point scale made in the form of the Likert type scale. For the test of goal commitment, the five-item scale recommended by Klein et al. (2001) was adapted and used. The test of subjective well-being was conducted by choosing 20 items from the thirty items for the subjective well-being scale developed by Byung Gee Bak and Seung Pyo Hong (2004).
      The chief results of this study are as follows.
      First, a factor analysis of the materials collected from the test of the motivation of self-set goals has shown that five factors make up the motivation of self-set goals of elementary school students: autonomous motivation, parental expectation, social competence, teacher's pressure, and parental pressure.
      As for the strength of the self-determination according to the self-determination theory(Deci & Ryan, 1985; Ryan & Deci, 2000), these five factors shown by the survey can be said to be hierarchical in the order of autonomous motivation, parental expectation, social competence, the teacher's pressure, and parental pressure. These factors of the motivation of self-set goals have shown little significant difference between males and females except the factor of parental pressure.
      Second, an analysis of the relationships between the research-composing items has shown the positive correlation of autonomous motivation to parental expectation, social competence and the teacher's pressure, to self-set goals and goal commitment, and to perceived academic achievements and subjective well-being. There is no significant correlation between autonomous motivation and parental pressure. Parental pressure with a low level of self-determination has shown a positive correlation to social competence, parental expectation, and the teacher's pressure, but a negative correlation to goal commitment, perceived academic achievements and subjective well-being. Social competence has shown a positive correlation to perceived academic achievements, but the teacher's pressure and parental pressure has shown a negative correlation to perceived academic achievements.
      Third, motivation factors which have significant effects on self-set goals and goal commitment have been found to be autonomous motivation, social competence, parental pressure and the teacher's pressure. It has been found that autonomous motivation and social competence have positive effects on self-set goals and goal commitment, but that parental pressure and the teacher's pressure have negative effects on self-set goals and goal commitment.
      Fourth, autonomous motivation and social competence, out all the factors making up the motivation of self-set goals, have indirect and positive effects on academic achievements through goal process. However, parental pressure and the teacher's pressure have been found to have negative effects on academic achievements through goal process. Self-set goals and goal commitment have been found to have direct and positive effects on academic achievements.
      Fifth, autonomous motivation, out all the factors making up the motivation of self-set goals, has direct or indirect and positive effects on the subjective well-being of elementary school students. Social competence has direct and negative effects on subjective well-being, but indirect and positive effects on subjective well-being through the medium of goal process. However, on the whole, it has no significant effects on subjective well-being. Parental pressure and the teacher's pressure have been found to have negative effects on subjective well-being through the medium of goal process. Self-set goals and goal commitment have positive effects on subjective well-being, but perceived academic achievements has been found to have no significant effects on subjective well-being.
      This study has great meaning in that it has examined the variables which are related to academic achievements which can affect the subjective well-being of elementary school students, clarifying the phenomenon of society that has problems with elementary school students' efforts to improve their academic achievements, and other related problems. The study has another meaning in that in the educational field, it provides teachers and parents with motivational factors which have direct or indirect effects on the subjective well-being of elementary school students in the process of academic achievements.
      The results of this study are expected to be used as references for educating elementary school students in the matters related to their academic achievements. This is because the study has found the structure of the motivation of self-set goals in the process of goal setting related to academic achievements, and has brought to light the motivation of self-determination which has effects on the academic achievements and subjective well-being of elementary school students, the role of goal process, and teachers and parents' abstention from too much intervention in students' matters.

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      목차 (Table of Contents)

      • Ⅰ. 서론 1
      • 1. 연구의 필요성 및 목적 1
      • 2. 연구문제 7
      • 3. 용어의 정의 7
      • 4. 연구의 범위와 한계 9
      • Ⅰ. 서론 1
      • 1. 연구의 필요성 및 목적 1
      • 2. 연구문제 7
      • 3. 용어의 정의 7
      • 4. 연구의 범위와 한계 9
      • Ⅱ. 이론적 배경 11
      • 1. 목표설정이론 11
      • 2. 목표설정과정과 고수행순환의 구조 18
      • 3. 학습전략으로서 목표설정과 목표전념 32
      • 4. 자기결정이론과 자기설정목표동기의 구성요인 36
      • 5. 목표설정과정에서 주관적 안녕의 개념 및 관련 변인 48
      • Ⅲ. 연구방법 53
      • 1. 연구모형 53
      • 2. 연구대상 55
      • 3. 연구절차 57
      • 4. 측정도구 58
      • 5. 자료분석 71
      • IV. 연구결과 73
      • 1. 자기설정목표동기의 구성요인 73
      • 2. 연구모형 구성개념의 기술 통계치 및 상관 분석 81
      • 3. 자기설정목표동기, 자기설정목표, 목표전념, 학업성취도, 주관적 안녕의 구조모형 검증 88
      • Ⅴ. 논의 및 결론 101
      • 1. 논의 101
      • 2. 결론 112
      • <참고문헌> 115
      • 130
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