Annu Antony, Swayam Pragyan Parida, Priyamadhaba Behera, Susanta K Padhy, Vikas Bhatia
The Quality of Life of Older Adults in Rural Eastern India and Its Influencing Factors: A Cross-Sectional Study
Cureus
background positive selfconcept valued desirable outcome many disciplines psychology well important mediator outcomes aims present review examines support reciprocal effects model rem posits academic selfconcept asc achievement mutually reinforcing leading gains extension achievement domains method review theoretical methodological empirical support rem critical features research theoretical emphasis multidimensional perspectives focus specific components selfconcept methodological focus construct validity approach evaluating rem results consistent distinctions rem research comprehensive metaanalysis show prior asc direct indirect effects subsequent achievement whilst effects selfesteem nonacademic components selfconcept negligible provide overview subsequent support generality rem young children crosscultural health physical activity nonelite gymnastics elite international swimming championships sport conclusion research important demonstrating increases asc lead increases subsequent academic achievement desirable educational outcomes findings confirm selfconcept important outcome variable also plays central role affecting desirable educational outcomes implications educational practice discussed