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Fig 1.

Vallerand’s (1997) hierarchical model of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation.

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Fig 2.

Correlated trait-correlated method minus one model for intrinsic motivation.

M1-M3 = items for Mathematics, S1-S3 = items for Science, A1-A3 = items for Academic, W1-W3 = items for Writing, R1-R3 = items for Reading.

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Fig 3.

Correlated item-specific trait-correlated method minus one model for intrinsic motivation.

M1-M3 = items for Mathematics, S1-S3 = items for Science, A1-A3 = items for Academic, W1-W3 = items for Writing, R1-R3 = items for Reading.

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Table 1.

Descriptive statistics and reliabilities for scale scores.

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Table 2.

Data fit of structural models.

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Table 3.

Reliabilities, consistency and method-specificity coefficients in Study 1.

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Table 4.

Reliabilities, consistency and method-specificity coefficients in Study 2.

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Table 5.

Latent correlations with student’s self-concept in Study 1.

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Table 6.

Latent correlations with student’s self-concept in Study 2.

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Table 7.

Latent correlations with external criterion (i.e., students’ teacher-rated achievement) in Study 1.

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