Je. Cote et C. Levine, STUDENT MOTIVATIONS, LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS, AND HUMAN-CAPITAL ACQUISITION - TOWARD AN INTEGRATED PARADIGM OF STUDENT-DEVELOPMENT, Journal of college student development, 38(3), 1997, pp. 229-243
Researchers analyzed data from an initial. sample of 157 female and 11
9 male college students in an empirical test of a paradigm to identify
a goodness of fit between students and educational environments. The
findings point to the importance of students being motivated to engage
in reciprocal relationships with their learning environments in order
to enhance their human capital skills.