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Table 1 Evolution of template

From: “Tell me what is ‘better’!” How medical students experience feedback, through the lens of self-regulatory learning

 

First iteration

Second iteration

Third Iteration

Final Template

Actions Taken

Derived from previous review

Research group members coding of interviews

Multiple rounds of coding by MS/TP independently and then together

Application of la framework of learning modulation as a result of feedback

Description

 

Emphasis on identifying patterns of SRL in participants experiences

Separation based on leaner experience

Focus on three themes of learning modulation, with integration of other themes within these

Themes and Hierarchical Structure

Responses to Feedback

Cognitive

Behavioural

Affective

Moderating factors

Supervisor characteristics

Learner characteristics

Message characteristics

Cognitive

Locate progress

Self-assess

Behavioural

Maintain/increase effort

Change task techniques

Affective

Self-efficacy

Confidence

Task interest

Negative experience

Emotions

Motivation

Self-efficacy

Non-implementation of strategies

Learning value decreased

Positive Experiences

Motivation

Self-efficacy

Adapt strategies

Modulation of learning goals

1. Motivation and effort investment

2. Reduction of negative emotions/stressors

Modulation of knowledge and beliefs

1. Knowledge of self

2. Beliefs about learning/learning task

Modulation of Learning Strategies

1. Strategy selection

2. Strategy adaptation

Behavioural

Cognitive

Disengagement