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研究生: 李佩倫
Lee, Pei-lun
論文名稱: 行動控制策略與學習行為之關係:以三個偏好子系統為基礎
The Relationship of Action Control Strategies and Learninging Behavior: Based on The Three Preference Subsystems
指導教授: 程炳林
Cherng, Biing-lin
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 社會科學院 - 教育研究所
Institute of Education
論文出版年: 2009
畢業學年度: 97
語文別: 中文
論文頁數: 196
中文關鍵詞: 逃避氣質趨向氣質行動/狀態導向知覺的情境限制因素行動控制策略學習行為自我決定動機
外文關鍵詞: action control strategy, learning behavior, self-determination motivation, avoid temperament, approach temperament, action orientation/state orientation, perceived restricted condition
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  • 本研究的研究目的有三:(一)根據Kuhl與Kraska(1989)的行動控制理論,以認知、情緒、執行三個偏好子系統為基礎,編製行動控制策略量表,並分析其信、效度。(二)根據情境限制的相關文獻,編製知覺的情境限制因素量表,並分析其信、效度。(三)建構國中生的行動控制策略歷程模式,並考驗該模式與觀察資料的適配度。
    為完成上述的研究目的,本研究先以競爭模式取向選擇行動控制策略一階、二階驗證性因素分析模式中,適合用來解釋國中生的觀察資料者;再以該模式驗證行動控制策略量表的建構效度。同樣地,本研究也以競爭模式取向選擇知覺的情境限制因素一階、二階驗證性因素分析模式中,適合用來解釋國中生的觀察資料者;再以該模式檢驗知覺的情境限制因素量表的建構效度。最後,本研究考驗行動控制策略歷程模式與觀察資料是否適配,所用的研究工具包含本研究自編的行動控制策略量表、知覺的情境限制因素量表,以及其他已發展且具有良好信、效度之量表。本研究為完成研究分析,共抽取兩批樣本,第一批樣本199人,用以進行兩份自編量表的信度分析與探索性因素分析;第二批樣本599人,用以進行兩份量表的一階、二階驗證性因素分析模式競爭與模式考驗,以及考驗行動控制策略歷程模式的適配度。抽樣地區為台灣北、中、南三區的11所國中,資料分析方法以結構方程模式為主。
    本研究的發現如下:
    一、本研究選取行動控制策略二階驗證性因素分析模式進行模式考驗,考驗結果顯示該模式與國中生的觀察資料適配,顯示行動控制策略量表具有不錯的建構效度。
    二、本研究選取知覺的情境限制因素二階驗證性因素分析模式進行模式考驗,考驗結果顯示該模式與國中生的觀察資料適配,顯示知覺的情境限制因素量表具有良好的建構效度。
    三、本研究所建構的行動控制策略歷程模式與觀察資料之適配度良好,可用來解釋國中生的觀察資料。分析結果顯示:行動/狀態導向、逃避氣質、動機成分對知覺的情境限制因素有直接效果;知覺的情境限制因素對行動控制策略有直接效果;行動控制策略對適應性學習行為有直接效果。另外,行動/狀態導向、趨向氣質、逃避氣質、動機成分、知覺的情境限制因素皆對適應性學習行為有間接效果;行動/狀態導向、趨向氣質、逃避氣質、動機成份皆對行動控制策略有間接效果。

    The purposes of this study contain three folds:
    (1) To construct the action control strategies scale(i.e. the ACS) which is based on the three preference subsystems as well as to test its reliability and validity. The contention of preference subsystems is addressed by Kuhl, J. & Kraska, K.(1989), one of the theoretical issues in the action control theory.
    (2)To construct the Perceived Restricted Conditions Scale (i.e. the PRCS)and to test its reliability and validity.
    (3)To construct the action control strategies model and to test the model fit.

    To achieve the purposes above, the study firstly compared the ACS’s first-order CFA model with the second-order CFA model, and chose the suitable one to test the construct validity of the ACS. Secondly, the study also compared the PRCS’s first-order CFA model with the second-order CFA model, and chose the suitable one to test its construct validity. Thirdly, the study used the two scales which is mentioned above, and other scales as the instruments to test the model fit of the action control strategies model. In order to finish the research, the study gathered two samples from junior high school students domestically. 199 students, as the first sample, were to test the ACS and the PRCS’s reliability and EFA. 599 students, the second sample, were to test the ACS’s and the PRCS’s CFA and the model fit of all theoretical models in this study. The major statistical method of this study is Structural Equation Modeling.

    The results of this study showed that:
    (1)The ACS’s second-order CFA model was chosen to test the model fit. The theoretical model fitted the data well, displaying that the ACS had good construct validity.
    (2)The PRCS’s second-order CFA model was chosen to test the model fit. The theoretical model fitted the data very well, displaying that the PRCS had good construct validity.
    (3)The action control strategies model fitted the data well, and the analysis displayed that:
    (a)Action orientation(AO)/State orientation(SO), avoid temperament, and motivation had direct effects on perceived restricted condition.;
    (b) Action control strategy had the direct effect on adaptive learning behavior;
    (c)AO/SO, approach temperament, avoid temperament, motivation, and perceived restricted condition had indirect effect on adaptive learning behavior.
    (d)AO/SO, approach temperament, avoid temperament, and motivation had indirect effect on action control strategy.

    中文摘要Ⅰ 英文摘要Ⅱ 目次Ⅲ 表目次Ⅴ 圖目次Ⅶ 第一章 緒論01 第一節 研究動機與目的01 第二節 研究問題09 第三節 名詞釋義10 第二章 文獻探討17 第一節 行動控制理論17 第二節 行動控制策略31 第三節 個人、情境限制因素與行動控制策略之關係47 第四節 行動控制策略與學習行為之關係61 第三章 研究方法69 第一節 研究對象69 第二節 模式架構71 第三節 研究假設87 第四節 研究工具87 第五節 實施程序101 第六節 資料分析102 第四章 研究結果103 第一節 基本統計分析103 第二節 行動控制策略驗證性因素分析之適配度考驗114 第三節 知覺的情境限制因素之驗證性因素分析模式之適配度考驗123 第四節 行動控制策略歷程模式之驗證133 第五章 討論、結論與建議148 第一節 討論148 第二節 結論156 第三節 建議159

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