Relación entre experiencias metacognitivas y autoeficacia,habilidad y dificultad de tareas matemáticasdad y dificultadde tareas matemáticas

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Authors: Alejandra Alfaro-Barquero, Greivin Ramírez Arce, Mauricio Molina-Delgado
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Abstract

Objective. This study aimed to evaluate the relationship between self-efficacy, ability, and task difficulty in mathematics, and the metacognitive accuracy of performance judgments and academic achievements using structural equation modeling. Method. A non-experimental quantitative study was conducted in 2012 with 495 university students. The study used the self-efficacy scale from the MSLQ, mathematics scores from the Tecnológico de Costa Rica admission exam and the enrolled course, a test of mathematical exercises, as well as self-reported performance judgments. Results. Evidence found supports the positive effect of mathematical ability and self-efficacy on metacognitive accuracy, and an inverse relationship with item difficulty. No association was found between metacognitive accuracy and academic achievement

Fields of Study & Subjects

Education Achievement and Giftedness Educational Outcomes and Influences Developmental and Educational Neuropsychology

Publication details

Journal / source
Actualidades en Psicología
Publisher
Universidad de Costa Rica
Volume
40
Issue
140
Pages
64–80
Publication date
3 June 2026
Language
ES