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A Reading of the Creativity and Skills of Irish Novelist James Joyce
“Ulysses Novel as a Model
Ihsan Mudar Mahmmud
Beyond Literacy: Thinking and Learning Styles A case study of
Iraqi Schools of the Distinguished
Analyzing the Prominence of Remembering History and Folklore
in Selected Novels by Ralph Ellison Invisible Man and Zora Neale
Mules and Men
Dr. MUTAZ TARIK SHAKIR
Moral motivation and its relationship to the perceived
stresses of life among primary school teachers extract
Abstract
The current research seeks to identify moral motivation and its relationship to the perceived stresses of
life among primary school teachers. for Baghdad Governorate. In order to collect data about the two
variables of the research, the researcher adopted the measures of moral motivation and perceived life
stress, and extracted the appropriate psychometric characteristics for them. The research reached the
following:
1. Teachers have an average level of moral motivation and use it in their professional and life lives
2. Teachers with high moral motivation face high environments in terms of perceived stress, and
teachers try to resist it.
3. The differences in moral motivation and life pressures are in favor of males, as they have more space
for movement and position than others.
4. There is a high and high level of perceived life stress among primary school teachers.
5. There is a statistically significant relationship between moral motivation and perceived life pressures
among primary school teachers.
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Schaubroeck,
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Kaplan & Tivnan, 2014)
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2014: 193)
Janoff-Bulman & Carnes, 2016
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perceived life stress
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Cox & Ferguson, 1991
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Cox & Ferguson, 1991
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Ryan,1993) (Deci
Wigfield,et al., 2006: 942,943
Malti & Buchmann, 2010:139)
Kaplan,et al.,2014:338
External Regulation
Eisenberg, Fabes & Spinrad, 2006: 28
Interjected Regulation
Davis-
Kean, 2006:941
Identified Regulation
Thompson 2006:72,73
Integrated Regulation
Ratelle, Guay, Larose & Senecal,2004: 125
Moos & Schaefor 1986
Moos & Schaefor 1986
Moos & Schaefor1986: 163
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Reynolds & Ceranic, 2007
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