Type of Publication: | Contribution to a conference collection |
Publication status: | Published |
Author: | Hall, Nathan C.; Hladkyj, Steve; Götz, Thomas; Pekrun, Reinhard; Perry, Raymond P. |
Year of publication: | 2005 |
Conference: | Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association, Apr 11, 2005 - Apr 15, 2005, Montréal |
Published in: | 2005 Annual Meeting : Demography and Democracy in the Era of Accountability / American Educational Research Association (ed.). - ISSN 0163-9676 |
Summary: |
Rothbaum et al. (1982) proposed a dual-process model in which perceived control is sustained by attempts to change the environment (primary control) or to change one's self to conform to the environment (secondary control). In an educational setting, recent research demonstrates the benefits of primary and secondary control for students experiencing academic stressors (e.g., failure) and personal challenges (e.g., interpersonal difficulties). An important stressor impacting students' academic development is the need to master information technology, with computer-related tasks having become an integral component of higher education. The present study extends previous control research in showing that primary and secondary control are effective for college students in dealing with computer problems with respect to the computer-related emotions of anxiety, boredom, and enjoyment.
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Subject (DDC): | 370 Education, School and Education System |
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HALL, Nathan C., Steve HLADKYJ, Thomas GÖTZ, Reinhard PEKRUN, Raymond P. PERRY, 2005. Errors, Freezes, and Crashes : How College Students Deal With Computer Problems Through Primary and Secondary Control. Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association. Montréal, Apr 11, 2005 - Apr 15, 2005. In: AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATION, , ed.. 2005 Annual Meeting : Demography and Democracy in the Era of Accountability. ISSN 0163-9676
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