The Academic Benefits of Social Connections: Relatedness, Competence Needs Satisfaction, and Science Engagement among Hong Kong Gifted Children

Journal of Advanced Academics, Ahead of Print.
This research examines the direct and indirect (via competence needs satisfaction) associations of relatedness to mother, father, teacher, friends, and classmates to behavioral and cognitive engagement in science among 305 gifted primary school students (…

​Journal of Advanced Academics, Ahead of Print. <br/>This research examines the direct and indirect (via competence needs satisfaction) associations of relatedness to mother, father, teacher, friends, and classmates to behavioral and cognitive engagement in science among 305 gifted primary school students (… Read More

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