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Psychological Need Satisfaction
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| Perceived autonomy |
I feel like I can make a lot of input in deciding how I use the AI applications or products in learning.
I feel a sense of freedom when using the AI applications or products.
I have many opportunities with the AI applications or products to decide for myself how to learn.
I have a say regarding what input I want to learn with AI applications or products.
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| Perceived competence |
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5.
I think I am pretty good at learning with the AI applications or products.
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6.
I have been able to learn interesting new knowledge with the AI applications or products.
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I feel a sense of accomplishment from learning with the AI applications or products.
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8.
When I am using AI applications or products I often do not feel very capable R
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| Perceived relatedness |
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9.
When I learn with the AI applications or products, I feel supported.
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10.
When I learn with the AI applications or products, I feel comfortable.
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11.
When I learn with the AI applications or products, I feel important.
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12.
When I learn with the AI applications or products, I feel valued.
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Self-regulated learning strategies
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| Cognitive engagement |
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13.
When I learn about AI technology, I use the existing knowledge that I have.
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14.
I write my own notes or outline important concepts while using AI applications or products.
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15.
I ask myself whether the materials provided by the AI application or product are useful for my task.
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16.
When AI applications or products give materials, I develop my own ideas.
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| Metacognitive knowledge |
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17.
When I use AI applications or products to solve a problem, I analyse it first before starting it (e.g., read the questions properly, know the expected outcomes and objectives).
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18.
I set some standards (what I need to achieve) for my AI technology.
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19.
When doing tasks using AI applications or products, I question myself to help understand the task better.
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20.
If I get confused in learning AI technology, I use other methods to learn the technology.
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| Resource management |
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21.
I collaborate with a group of friends to discuss AI technology.
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22.
If I have trouble learning AI technology, I try to figure it out on my own without asking for help.
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23.
I email or talk to my lecturer to clarify what I don’t understand about AI technology.
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24.
When I can’t understand AI technology, I get feedback from other students or social media to help me.
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25.
I work hard to learn AI technology even though I don’t like it.
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| Motivational beliefs |
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26.
I am confident I can use AI technology well.
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27.
I am interested to learn from any AI applications or products because I believe it is important.
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28.
I believe I will use my AI knowledge in other subjects.
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29.
I work hard to master new things, for example, learning a new software.
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30.
If I can, I want to do better than most of my classmates in my AI technology.
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Artificial Intelligence Literacy
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| Awareness |
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31.
I can distinguish between smart devices and non-smart devices.
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32.
I do not know how AI technology can help me. R
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33.
I can identify the AI technology employed in the applications and products I use.
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| Usage |
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34.
I can skilfully use AI applications or products to help me with my daily work.
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35.
It is usually easy for me to learn to use a new AI application or product.
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36.
I can use AI applications or products to improve my work efficiency.
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| Evaluation |
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37.
I can evaluate the capabilities and limitations of an AI application or product after using it for a while.
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I can choose a proper solution from various solutions provided by a smart agent.
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I can choose the most appropriate AI application or product from a variety for a particular task.
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| Ethics |
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40.
I always comply with ethical principles when using AI applications or products.
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41.
I am alert to privacy and information security issues when using AI applications or products.
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42.
I am always alert to the abuse of AI technology.
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