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The study of interpersonal regulation in learning challenges the research methodology
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The study of interpersonal regulation in learning challenges the research methodology

S. Volet and M. Vauras
Interpersonal Regulation of Learning and Motivation: Methodological Advances, pp.1-13
Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group
2013
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Abstract

Aristotle's classic thesis in Metaphysica that "the whole is something over and above its parts and not just the sum of them all" (Book H, 1045: 8-10; see Corning, 2002) has stimulated scientists in different disciplines for centuries...These notions discussed across sciences that deal with complex, self-regulated systems are pertinent to the study of interpersonal regulation in learning, particularly in collaborative contexts constituting a group of individuals either in synchronus or asynchronus interaction....

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