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Measuring Computer Science Enthusiasm: A Questionnaire-Based Analysis of Age and Gender Effects on Students' Interest
This study examines how age and gender independently shape adolescents' interest in computer science (CS) education. Building on the Person-Object Theory of Interest (POI), we define enthusiasm as a short-term, activating response that combines positive affect, perceived relevance, and intention to
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