The relationship of computer self-efficacy expectations to computer interest and course enrollment in college
The relationship of computer self-efficacy expectations to computer interest and course enrollment in college
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大学计算机自我效能期望与计算机兴趣和选课的关系
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1987
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Irene T. Miura
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Irene T. Miura
Gender differences in perceived self-efficacy for computer use may help account for differential computer interest and course enrollment at the college level. Three hundred sixty-eight students completed a two-page questionnaire assessing perceived computer self-efficacy, plans to take a computer science course, perceived importance of computing skills, and interest in learning about computers. Men rated themselves higher than did women for perceived self-efficacy. They were also more positive on the cognitive outcome measures, but with computer self-efficacy held constant, the magnitude of these differences was decreased, suggesting that perceived self-efficacy may be an important consideration when examining gender differences in computer interest and use.