Understanding the Transient Nature of STEM Doctoral Students’ Research Self-Efficacy Across Time: Considering the Role of Gender, Race, and First-Generation College Status

RT @dffeldon: @guzdial @yadavaman @lishinskialex @nellorourke @jamiesarahg Looking in the field of biology, we see a similar trend, but the…

@guzdial @yadavaman @lishinskialex @nellorourke @jamiesarahg Looking in the field of biology, we see a similar trend, but the difference is in stability over time. Men are more likely to have highly stable self-efficacy. Women’s is more likely to shift bas

@VicariousLee @VirginiaLByrne (1/2) There are two types of work out there on this topic. Quant work shows up as “research self-efficacy“. We recently examined the longitudinal measurement of research SE and found demographic effects: https://t.co/ELnjVcA0s

RT @FrontPsychol: New Research: Understanding the Transient Nature of STEM Doctoral Students’ Research Self-Efficacy Across Time: Consideri…