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Polskie Forum Psychologiczne, 2016, tom 21, numer 1, s. 43-60 * Faculty of Education, University of West Bohemia Summary. We verify the theoretical hypothesis that individual reference norm helps the development of positive achievement motivation and lowers the performance fear of pupils. The research was carried out with pupils aged 9 to 12 years. The article presents the results of the research in using reference norms with 61 teachers in connection with achievement motivation of their 1144 pupils. The for school assessment. Both parts of the research showed that using the individual reference norm does not necessarily lead to the increase of achievement motivation of pupils or lowering the pupils fear at school. Key words fear of failure Introduction - - - ment motivation development from the point of view of teacher s use of reference norms in more detail. concept * -. strona 43

of pupils motivation for learning long-term motivational factors working at school, including pupils time orientations and will. We also deal with sources of pupils demotivation motivation fear boredom at - life and it is closely connected with the educational self-regulation that manifests - important part of this self-regulative competence and an important psychological concept of perspective orientation - changes of schools, is of course closely connected to the increasing importance of - subjective theories using self-diagnostic methods - - a successful pupil in the given area acts, what dispositions individual pupils have to create self-diagnostic strategies and certain methods that will help the teachers strona 44

In the following part of the article, we will present research we used to validate the development of pupils achievement motivation and mitigation of fear at school. Research of Reference Norms Used for Assessing Pupils Teacher s Diagnostic of Achievement Motivation - with rewards and sanctions and assessment. The knowledge of achievement needs of individual pupils is thus very important for the teacher. But the research carried - - the need to avoid failure. Also the results showed that while the pupils self-evalua- r that the intensity of one need does not imply lower or higher intensity of the other r Reference Norms - particularly the importance of individual reference norm is suggested to decrease the fear orientation. In the following part of the article, we will mostly deal with the result with. These standards are called reference norms (Heckhausen, Heck- norm means comparing the present results with the pupil s previous achievements; strona 45

we thus compare the given result of a pupil with the pupil s performance history. is a comparison with the standard that lies in the thing itself, or in the intended - - - - portant part. The purpose of this study is to verify the hypothesis that using the individual relational norm is connected with higher development of the positive achievement orientation and lower occurrence of fear of failure in pupils. The theory of achievement motivation is mostly focused on two motives, chance to achieve success and fear of failure. Achievement in achievement en- strona 46 Achievement Motivation and Fear at School Achievement motivation is also often cited in connection with the area of fear. When researching fear, especially fear of testing, it is necessary to consider not only tive processes get involved in the occurrence of fear in many aspects (the situation - - is a motivational factor at school, which improves the pupils performance, when the fear which complicates their learning process more intensely. Calm individuals ence fear during the process of learning itself. In the past teachers at Czech schools

that induced fear. - - the relationship of pupils to school performance plays an important role. Is the pupil afraid of not achieving good results, or are the school results less important and In theory, the achievement motives are understood as dispositions, achievement goals as middle-term constructs and preoccupation with school or increase in motivational dispositions for performance are constructed as direct dispositions - - and involvement, while FF1 decreases performance. Based on these assumptions, he created a tool for measuring achievement motivation LMG (Schmalt, Sokolowski, measuring the achievement motivation at school. strona 47 Objectives of the Research individual reference norm helps to develop positive achievement motivation and

- served teachers, and the processes occurring during assessing pupils performances. The sample of the presented research consisted of class-teachers of year 4 and - - - - Research Methods Quantitative Analysis. a certain reference norm and Schmalt s semi-projective test of AMG which maps achievement motivation in pupils. Measuring the teacher s preference of a reference norm FEBO. This is the - - - Performance comparison (10 items Individualization Expectations Behaviour regarding rewards and sanctions For the purposes of statistical processing of the data, these values were re-coded to 1 to 6 so that the value 6 meant highest tendency for the individual reference norm. strona 48

Descriptive Characteristics of the FEBO Questionnaire - - Average 141.4 Median 142.0 Modus 148.0 Standard deviation 15.5 Minimum 112.0 193.0 N 61.0 Relationships of Individual Areas to the Total Score factors with the total score are high, the highest for the factor Performance comparison and lowest at the factor Strategy. Total score Performance comparison - Individualisation Strategy (re- - 0.727 0.8 0.447 0.597 0.38 Measurement of the achievement motive AMG - achievement motive. It uses 18 picture situations, in which performance plays an school, independent, help providing and sport. The tool was translated into Czech 3 pictures, while there are 18 items for each picture. The main reason for the re- strona 49

duction was focusing the research area on school. Even if LMG allows to measure - Research hypotheses Quantitative Analysis. eses. reference norm related to the overall score FEBO and its individual parts. the overall score FEBO and its individual parts. - to the overall score FEBO and its individual parts. Qualitative Analysis. teachers that allowed judging their work with reference norms (teachers acts were we also tried to record the general working atmosphere in classes. When designing - strona 50

- casuistry, which contained the data of his or her preferences from the point of view - Results of the Research Quantitative Analysis Relationship between the teachers orientation on a reference norms and achievement motivation of the pupils - FEBO total score and AMG total scores (FF 1, FF 2 scores LMG FF 1 LMG FF 2 LMG HS FEBO 0.01-0.1 0.1 On the other hand, in the correlation analysis the situation was slightly dif- 1 2 - individual reference norm in the areas of and Expectations not only School HS 1. 2 r is the value of the correlation r = 0.1 as small, values r = 0.3 as middle and values r = 0.5 strona 51

FF 2 FF 2 with HS, the results suggest that using the individual reference norm in the areas and Expectations lowering the total motivation of pupils. scores FEBO LMG FF 1 FF 2 HS Performance comparison -0.03-0.20 0.02 0.09-0.06-0.11 Individualization 0.08 0.02 0.32-0.07-0.21-0.05 Strategy of work 0.11 0.20-0.09-11.00 10.00 School HS 9.00 8.00 7.00 6.00 5.00 Figure 1. Dot graph for the dependency of school achievement motivation of pupils (School strona 52 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 FEBO Individualisation

FEBO performance comparison.708.839 Factor 1 Factor 2 Factor 3 FEBO individualization.754.749 -.320 FEBO strategy of work with rewards and sanctions.761 LMG school FM1.563 LMG school FM2 -.403.582 LMG school HE.808 comprises the areas and Expectations together with the active fear FF measured using the AMG method. At the same time with the results of correlation analysis and, as we will see further on, also the results The second factor is the fear one. Active and passive fear are connected mostly only with the Strategy of work with rewards and sanctions and the Expectations factor. While using individual reference norm in the area of Strategy of work with rewards and sanctions is connected with increased active and passive fear, in the area of Expectation - 1 and FF 2 with the Strategy of work with rewards and sanctions factor are positive, while with the Expectation factor they are negative. The third factor motivation is positively connected to the individualisation of the work with dif- - strona 53

itive achievement motivation. strona 54 Qualitative Analysis Results tioned results. A detailed description of individual steps of the analysis and results Working with reference norms in school situations comparing observation with the FEBO questionnaire and AMG results - - certain reference norms; those teachers that got higher scores (higher preference of reference norm more in the real teaching. But it is also necessary to say that for all teachers a shift was proved regarding overestimating the preference of individual the teaching process. Performance Comparison - the teacher further develops and comments on the social reference norm from the point of view of the individual reference norm. Only in two cases we faced the situation, when teachers sometimes assigned marks according to individual refer- cus on a certain type of pupils. The analysis has positively shown that there are of the teachers engage mostly with more gifted pupils (give tasks only to the pupils

to get all the pupils involved are usually connected with great trivialization of the sured using AMG was developed for the teachers who assigned clear tasks and how also the criterial reference norm, and partially also the individual reference norm, and there was a good working climate in the lessons. whether the teachers consistently demand performance from all pupils. Lower fear - - - on the weaker pupils, other teachers do not point out the success of stronger pupils - Individualization individual pupils. From the point of view of the theory of achievement motiva- formance hope HS in total (r strona 55

tasks. prompted them or trivialised the assignment. If at all the teachers work with vari- the teacher has low demands on the pupils. strona 56 Expectations - - most often divide pupils according to their success rate and to what causes the success rate according to them the level of talent. Most often teachers divide pu- the scores. The teachers also show their opinion using latency time they give for replying. Some teachers give all pupils the same time to react. Some teachers give longer time to good pupils. Some teachers give a chance to the weaker pupils too, - ed, sometimes not. Achievement motivation factors were mostly connected with Strategy of Work with Rewards and Sanctions This factor focuses on the preference of appraising or criticizing after perfor- - -

or not they responded correctly. When a pupil does not know, often another one is called up, or the teacher answers. Teachers praised the correct answers highly. So Discussion saying that the educationalactivity of the teacher is done only in the intentions of - with reference norms. It was even slightly growing in some classes, where teachers the active fear was lower mostly in classes where teachers had low demands on weaker pupils. The weaker pupils then did not participate much. - the real work of teachers with reference norms. The research showed that without mendations for the teachers work with reference norms. The research e.g. showed the importance of working culture or performance atmosphere in the class, clarity Confrontation of the theories of achievement motivation and their diagnostic - work with all three reference norms instead of confronting the social and individ- strona 57

- - fronted with working atmosphere; fear in present day children. Aren t the present - pupils remains open. References - - - Hogrefe. Statistical Power Analysis for the Social Sciences. - - Advances in test anxiety research, 7, 32-46. - Diagnostik von Human Relations, 7, 117-140. Cognition and Emotion, 4, 69-288. Cognition, Brain, Behavior. An Interdisciplinary Journal, 14, 365-399. - 2. škole 4l, 415-428. strona 58

Teachers reference norms orientation and students achievement motivation. - Education. stimulation of achievement motivation of pupils at an elementary school. International Journal of Sport Psychology, 15, 259-270. Pedagogika, 55, 151-171. Pedagogika, 50, 224-235. - eitschrift für Pädagogische Psychologie, 9, 139-152. Studien zum Physiklerne, Band 33. demia. škole - Critical Places in Mathematics at elementary school - Leistungsbewertung und Lernmotivation Handwörterbuch Pädagogische Psychologie Teachers reference orientation and student motivation for learning. Motivation Motivationsförderung im Schulalltag - strona 59

Die Messung des Leistungsmotivs ogie Hogrefe. Journal of Reseach in Personality, 33, 109-130. sive form of fear of failure. Journal of Personality Assessment, 84, 172-184. nostik. Diagnostica, 46, 15-123. - - Advances in Test Anxiety Research logie motivace. 53, 158-171. entriertes Interviews. Studienarbeit. Grin: Verlag für akademische Texte. [Online] Streszczenie - - stosowania indywidualnych norm odniesienia dla oceny szkolnej. Badania wyka- - strona 60