Choices and Complaints: A Study on the Correlation Between Autonomy and Complaint Behavior

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Year:: 2024
Contributor:: Hanson, Ellie (Author); Jirout, Jamie (Author); Hutchins, Natalie (Author); Burke, Ryan (Author); Baka, Estela (Author)
Subject:: education; psychology; curiosity; autonomy; complaint behavior
DOI: https://doi.org/10.26300/9qtf-7b44

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Abstract:: This study aimed to measure if there was a correlation between autonomy, curiosity, and complaint behavior with early-elementary aged children in educational activities. My guiding question was do children who have more autonomy during educational activities display decreased complaint behavior compared to children with less autonomy?

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Hanson, Ellie, Jirout, Jamie, Hutchins, Natalie, et al., "Choices and Complaints: A Study on the Correlation Between Autonomy and Complaint Behavior" (2024). The Leadership Alliance Digital Library. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://doi.org/10.26300/9qtf-7b44

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