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  A Further Test of Immediacy-Learning Models: A Cross-Cultural Investigation
 
 
Title: A Further Test of Immediacy-Learning Models: A Cross-Cultural Investigation
Author: Zhang, Qin
Oetzel, John G.
Gao, Xiaofang
Wilcox, Richard G.
Takai, Jiro
Appeared in: Journal of intercultural communication research
Paging: Volume 36 (2007) nr. 1 pages 1-13
Year: 2007-03
Contents: The present study was designed to test and compare the four existing immediacy-learning models, namely the learning model, the motivation model, the affective learning model, and the integrating model, in US, Chinese, German, and Japanese college classrooms. Altogether 695 college students from the four cultures completed the questionnaire, and the results from structural equation modeling indicate that the integrating model produces the best fit to the four-cultural data. Teacher immediacy has both a direct path and indirect paths mediated through affective learning and motivation to cognitive learning. The findings are consistent with both the relevant theories pertinent to immediacy, cognition, and behavior, and previous empirical findings regarding the immediacy-learning relationship.
Publisher: Routledge
Source file: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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