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Instrument Type: 
Questionnaire
Year: 
2016
Language: 
English
Educational Sector: 
secondary
higher
vocational
corporate
adult
non-formal
informal
other
Learning Technology: 
only for technology enhanced learning
Number of Items: 
20
Number of Dimensions: 
2
Response Format: 
3-point Likert scale (“Agree”, “Partially Agree”, “Disagree”.)
Learning Indicators : 
cognitive processes
affective processes
meta-cognitive processes/learning strategies
Reliability: 
Cronbachs α: Self-efficacy beliefs regarding the accomplishment of the steps involved in creating a manuscript = .997 Self-efficacy beliefs about the overall nature of creating a manuscript= .901
Validated: 
Yes
Notes (References): 

Kavanoz, S., & Yüksel, H. G. (2016). Developing and Validating a Self-Efficacy Scale for Scholarly Writing in English. International Online Journal of Educational Sciences.

Self-Efficacy Scale for Scholarly Writing in English

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