Impact of Agreeableness & Conscientiousness on Students' Choice of Learning Environment & Academic Performance: Results
- Conscientiousness was a strong indicator of academic success, regardless of learning environment.
- Highly conscientious students were more likely to choose online courses.
- However, the relationship between conscientiousness and grade was not mediated by choice of environment.
- Students who chose online courses had slightly higher final grades.
- Generally, extraversion was not found to be a significant predictor of choice of environment, although there was weak evidence to suggest students low on extraversion were more likely to choose online courses.
- Students low on agreeableness were more likely to choose online courses.
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