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Table 5 Stepwise linear regression analyses predicting task value and self-confidence

From: User experience and motivation with engineering design challenges in general chemistry laboratory

Variable

B

SE

β

T

p

F

df

R2 (adj.)

Task value

overall model

     

534.960

5

.524

(constant)

1.510

.310

 

4.868

.000

   

feel like an engineer

.936

.053

.334

17.792

.000

   

Satisfaction

.692

.047

.265

14.661

.000

   

collaboration

.631

.061

.199

10.287

.000

   

help from the teaching assistant

.345

.060

.088

5.739

.000

   

Difficulty

− .104

.036

− .042

− 2.864

.004

   

Self-confidence (base model)

overall model

     

154.861

8

.338

(constant)

2.364

.124

 

19.086

.000

   

Satisfaction

.128

.018

.150

7.026

.000

   

Difficulty

− .199

.015

− .244

− 13.306

.000

   

collaboration

.154

.024

.149

6.494

.000

   

help from the teaching assistant

.205

.023

.159

8.787

.000

   

feel like an engineer

.136

.020

.148

6.659

.000

   

Gender

− .168

.026

− .107

− 6.423

.000

   

URM status

− .118

.030

− .068

− 4.548

.000

   

Effort

− .034

.017

− .036

− 2.030

.042

   

Self-confidence (with moderators)

overall model

     

127.056

10

.344

(constant)

2.600

.140

 

18.614

.000

   

satisfaction

.127

.018

.148

6.956

.000

   

difficulty

− .199

.014

− .244

− 13.871

.000

   

collaboration

.122

.026

.118

4.701

.000

   

help from the teaching assistant

.206

.023

.160

8.889

.000

   

gender x effort

− .064

.025

− .135

− 2.564

.010

   

feel like an engineer

.085

.025

.092

3.409

.001

   

URM status

− .651

.162

− .369

− 4.030

.000

   

URM status x collaboration

.122

.038

.302

3.244

.001

   

gender x feel like an engineer

.109

.031

.288

3.539

.000

   

gender

− .405

.144

− .257

− 2.811

.005

   
  1. The variables included are significant predictors. The variables task difficulty, effort, satisfaction, collaboration, help from teaching assistant and feel like and engineer were assessed in a continuous scale ranging from 1 to 5, with higher values indicative of more positive response. Binary codes were created for gender (Male = 0; Female = 1) and URM status (non-URM = 0; URM = 1). B = Unstandardized coefficient; SE = standard error; β = Standardized coefficient