英文摘要 |
This study was an endeavor to investigate the relationships of EFL self-efficacyand metacognitive self-regulation to online flow experience among EFL childhoodcare students. A total of 169 (10 males, 159 females) college EFL childhood carestudents taking online English satisfactorily completed all the survey items. Theresults were as follows: (1) students with high EFL self-efficacy reported higher flowexperience than the students with low EFL self-efficacy; (2) students with highmetacognitive self-regulation reported higher flow experience than the students withlow metacognitive self-regulation; (3) metacognitive self-regulation was the bestpredictor of EFL childhood care students’ online flow experience, followed by EFLself-efficacy; and (4) metacognitive self-regulation served as a partial mediator of thelink between EFL self-efficacy and flow experience. Hence, EFL web teachers shouldenhance EFL childhood care students’ EFL self-efficacy and metacognitiveself-regulation in order to bring about higher levels of their online flow experience. |