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These studies suggest that motivational beliefs are indeed a cognitive factor, influencing reasoning, performance, academic achievement, and goal-directed behavior.
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Motivational beliefs are often considered crucial in understanding how individuals engage with and perform cognitive tasks. This synthesis explores whether motivational beliefs can be classified as cognitive factors by examining various research findings on the interplay between motivation and cognition.
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The research collectively supports the notion that motivational beliefs are indeed cognitive factors. They influence and are influenced by cognitive processes, shaping how individuals engage with tasks, make decisions, and achieve goals. This dynamic interplay underscores the importance of considering motivational beliefs within the broader context of cognitive functioning.
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