| 英文摘要 |
To understand the academic help-seeking of Japanese majors in Taiwan and investigate the relationship among “goal orientation,” “self-regulated learning” and “academic help-seeking,” this research takes Japanese majors from 12 Taiwan colleges as research objects, designs questionnaires and uses the analysis program, SPSS PC, to analyze and verify the relationship. 1. Academic help-seeking: Through factor analysis, 18 items are divided into 3 factors: autonomic, mastery-approach and dependent help-seeking. 2. Goal orientation: Through factor analysis, 20 items are divided into 2 factors: learning goal and performance goal. Goal orientation affects choices of academic help-seeking. 3. Self-regulated learning: Through factor analysis, 20 items are divided into 3 factors: effort and persistence, meta-cognitive strategy and cognitive strategy. It is demonstrated that the learners who apply “effort and persistence” and “meta-cognitive strategy” tend to have “autonomic” and “mastery-approach” academic help-seeking. |