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. 2021 Nov 3;7(11):e08306. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2021.e08306

Table 2.

Frequencies of participant's responses, Mean, Median, Mode and Standard deviation of sample items here.

Sample items per dimensions M ME MO SD F
GOAL SETTING
I identify goals to be achieved by students 4.23 4 4 0.77 151
I decide on the instructional strategy appropriate for the topic 4.19 4 4 0.76 155
HELPSEEKING
I ask for help from my colleagues 3.82 4 4 1 109
I get help from my colleagues when needed. 4 4 4 0.88 185
INTRINSIC INTEREST
I like science teaching profession. 4.6 5 5 0.57 197
It makes me happy to see my students learn science. 4.02 5 5 0.65 154
MASTERY GOAL ORIENTATION
successful science teaching improves students' learning 4.42 5 5 0.66 155
It is important to be a successful teacher 4.43 5 5 0.66 157
PERFORMANCE GOAL ORIENTATION
Effectively science teaching enables me to get promotion 3.97 4 4 0.95 119
I have to teach effectively to get appreciation from others. 3.58 4 4 1 120
SELF-EVALUATION
I learned from the mistakes I made in science classes. 4.13 4 4 0.82 149
I try to evaluate whether I have met my lesson goals or not. 4.08 4 4 0.76 154
SELF-INSTRUCTION
I direct myself to use time effectively 4.38 4 4 0.63 151
I utilize alternative strategies 3.54 4 4 1 141
SELF-REACTION
I get upset when I am negatively evaluated in my profession. 3.9′ 4 4 0.89 165
If I realize that I am not successful in my teaching worries me 3.93 4 4 0.96 154
EMOTIONAL CONTROL
I stay calm when I faced with a problem while I am teaching. 3.5 4 4 1 137
I do not upset when a problem occurs during my instruction 3.8 4 4 1 139