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Academic Self-Concept: Formation, Development, and Long-Term Outcomes
This thesis investigates academic self-concept, defined as students’ perceptions of their academic ability. Academic self-concept is an important construct in educational psychology, both as an outcome of students’ academic experiences and as a predictor of later educational and life outcomes. Altho
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