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Motivación académica, ansiedad y autorregulación: predictores del abandono universitario de STEM
The intention to drop out among first-year university students is a critical issue that can be influenced by various psychological and academic factors. This study examined how academic motivation, learning self-regulation, and anxiety about evaluation in STEM subjects influence the intention to dro
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