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PARCOR
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PARCORPartial Correlation


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The partial correlation coefficient that deleted the effects of learning self-efficacy (pre course), between the rating scores on self-evaluation of learning activities and learning self-efficacy for a subsequent course (post course) was significant.
Self-regulation in improving university education by Itoh, Hideko / Academic Exchange Quarterly
Results revealed a significant positive partial correlation between overall usage and their exam scores.
Asynchronous learning networks and student outcomes: the utility of ... by Dodge, Tiffany L. / Journal of Instructional Psychology
2] (paired) samples Meta-analysis Biased Glass' delta [DELTA] Bivariate linear Biased Pearson r r regression and partial correlation Multiple regression Biased R squared [R.
Practical significance: the use of effect sizes in school counseling ... by Stroh, Heather R. / Professional School Counseling
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