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SCHOOL MENTAL HEALTH
卷 12, 期 2, 页码 353-365出版社
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s12310-019-09356-8
关键词
Achievement goals; Academic social comparisons; Self-esteem; Subjective well-being in school; Adolescents
Based on the interplay between achievement goals theory and social comparison theory, our study focused on how achievement goals relate to subjective well-being in the school context in Chinese adolescents. Specifically, we addressed a theoretical model that specified that academic social comparisons and self-esteem would serve as mediators in the relation between achievement goals and subjective well-being in school in Chinese adolescents. At baseline, the sample included 894 students (461 girls and 433 boys) from grade 7. Students completed multiple self-report measures on three occasions at 1-year intervals. The findings from structural equation modeling analyses revealed that mastery goals, but not performance goals, displayed statistically significant indirect effects on subjective well-being in school successively via academic social comparisons and self-esteem. The results are discussed with respect to their implications for research and interventions in schools.
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