Article Dans Une Revue Social Psychology of Education Année : 2001

The Social Regulation of Classroom Performances: a Theoretical Outline

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Based on 20 years of research on the social regulation of academic performances, this paper provides arguments for the idea that the social context in which cognitive functioning takes place is an integral part of that functioning, not just the surrounding context for it. Several studies in the classroom setting indeed reveal that student's cognitive performances can depend on interactions between their actual and past social experiences, most notably interpersonal comparison and evaluation episodes. Because of their recurrence, these episodes can become part of student's autobiographical memory and, therefore, can affect their actual behavior in specific conditions. Theoretical suggestions are made for a ‘social psychology of cognition.’

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hal-05179818 , version 1 (23-07-2025)

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Jean Marc Monteil, Pascal Huguet. The Social Regulation of Classroom Performances: a Theoretical Outline. Social Psychology of Education, 2001, 4 (3/4), pp.359-372. ⟨10.1023/A:1011345022870⟩. ⟨hal-05179818⟩
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