Disciplinary differences in personal attributes: A review of the literature

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Author listPoondej C., Koul R., Sujivorakul C.

Publication year2010

Start page83

End page88

Number of pages6

ISBN9789604742325

ISSN1792-5061

eISSN1792-5061

URLhttps://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-79958697296&partnerID=40&md5=a8b3e8d6b01edfaefd5b8df73a84200a

LanguagesEnglish-Great Britain (EN-GB)


Abstract

This paper is a review of research studies on disciplinary differences in specifically individual attributes: thinking and learning styles, motivational goal orientations, and epistemological beliefs. The paper begins with individual differences in learning, what is the thinking style (in term of procedural thinking), what is the learning style, the motivational goal orientation, the epistemological belief, how these factors are important, and disciplinary differences. Moreover, we point to the importance of personal attributes enhancing the students' learning performance and varying across disciplinary areas.


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Disciplinary differencesEpistemological beliefsIndividual differencesLearning stylesMotivational goal orientationsPersonal attributesProcedural thinkingThinking stylesWay of knowing


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