International Conference on Motivation & Emotion 2024

International Conference on Motivation & Emotion 2024 will be held at University of Bern 28. – 30. 8. 2024

The 18th International Conference on Motivation & Emotion 2024 will be held at Unversity of Bern, Switzerland. The chair will be Tina Hascher.

International Conference on Motivation & Emotion 2024

The main theme “Motivation & Emotion: Resources and challenges for teaching, learning, and research” provides a wide umbrella also to the practical aspects of motivational & emotional research.

The 18th International Conference on Motivation & Emotion 2024 will be held from 28. to 30. 8. 2024, preceded by the Summer School from 26. to 27. August 2024.

18th International Conference on Motivation 2024 (SIG 8): 28. – 30. August 2024
Summer School 2024: 26. – 27. August 2024
Location: University of Bern
Organizers: Prof. Dr. Tina Hascher, Dr. phil Dr. phil. Julia Mori, Tatijana Lovrinovic, Kristina Kelava
Deadline for proposal submission: 29. February 2024
Deadline for earli bird registration: 31. May 2024
Deadline for registration: 2. August 2024
Programm: https://icm2024.unibe.ch/program/conference_program/index_eng.html
Website: https://icm2024.unibe.ch/index_eng.html

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  • Frontline Learning Research (EARLI)
  • Motivation and Emotion (Springer)
  • Learning and Instruction (Elsevier)
  • Educational Research Review (Elsevier)
  • Learning and Motivation (Elsevier)
  • Research in Higher Education (Springer)
  • The Inernet and Higher Education (Elsevier)
  • Higher Education (Springer)
  • Studies in Higher Education (Taylor & Francis Online)
  • Learning and Individual Differences (Elsevier)
  • Computers & Education (Elsevier)
  • Educational Psychologist (Taylor & Francis Online
  • Studies in Educational Evaluation (Elsevier)
  • Journal for Educational Research Online (Waxman)
  • Computers in Human Behavior (Elsevier)
  • Different Transitions towards Learning at University: Exploring the Heterogeneity of Motivational Processes

    Transitions_smallThis chapter discusses transitions towards learning at university from a perspective of regulation processes. The Integrated Model of Learning and Action is used to identity different patterns of motivational regulation amongst first-year students at university by using mixed distribution models. Five subpopulations of motivational regulation could be identified: students with self-determined, pragmatic, strategic, negative and anxious learning motivation. Findings about these patterns can be used to design didactic measures to support students’ learning processes.

    Please find a preview of this chapter here.

    Please cite this chapter as: Martens, T. & Metzger C. (in press). Different Transitions of Learning at University: Exploring the Heterogeneity of Motivational Processes. Erscheint in E. Kyndt, V. Donche, K. Trigwell & S. Lindblom-Ylänne (Eds.), Higher Education Transitions: Theory and Research. EARLI Book Series “New Perspecitves on Learning and Instruction”. London: Routledge.