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Previous research has established psychological well-being and self-regulated learning are important components of student success, however, there is a paucity of research examining the interplay between these factors during a semester-long course. In this study, students in a learning-to-learn elective university course completed nine weekly online planning and reflection tools. Acdemic
Students planned for a study session, completed an academic engagement and a psychological well-being measure, then reflected on a challenge faced and described the strategy chosen to overcome that challenge. Findings revealed a students who reported always attaining their goals Performane reported higher overall psychological well-being, and b within-person patterns of psychological well-being and academic engagement over time may affect regulatory responses to challenge or vice versa.
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