英文摘要 |
This study used the data from the ‘2012 Elementary Mathematics Survey’ in Taiwan Assessment of Student Achievement (TASA) database. The data collected from 6th-grade students were adopted to investigate the relationship between academic emotions, peer interaction, and well-being. The sample of 10,721 students was analyzed, and Structural Equation Modeling was employed in the examination. The results revealed that the overall model fit was acceptable. Moreover, the internal structure of latent variables pertaining to student academic emotions, peer interaction, and well-being was stable. The academic emotions of students positively influenced well-being and peer interaction, affecting well-being through peer interaction. To conclude, the suggestions were provided for future research. |