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Ability beliefs, task value, and performance as a function of race in a dart-throwing task.(Research Note--Sociology and Cultural Anthropology)(Report): ... Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport
  

Ability beliefs, task value, and performance as a function of race in a dart-throwing task.(Research Note--Sociology and Cultural Anthropology)(Report): ... Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport [HTML] [Digital]

Zan Gao (Author), Maria Kosma (Author), Louis, Jr. Harrison (Author)

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Key words: expectancy-related beliefs, self-efficacy, task performance

In the sport and physical activity literature, there has been a recent burgeoning of interest in the relation between individuals' motivational beliefs and achievement outcomes, particularly concerning the predictive strength of motivational constructs on achievement (Wigfield & Eccles, 1992, 1994; Wigfield, Eccles, & Rodriguez, 1998). Duda and Allison (1990) pointed out that cultural or racial elements should be included in the study of motivation in sports and physical activity. Graham (1994) further stressed the importance of identifying the influential role of race and cultural variables on motivation. Considering that achievement motivation and outcomes vary as a function of one's racial and cultural background, researchers have suggested conducting comparative studies in students' motivation and...

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  • Publisher: American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AAHPERD) (June 22, 2009)
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