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Table 9 Hypotheses testing results

From: Investigating self-directed learning and technology readiness in blending learning environment

Hypotheses

BL group

NBL Group

H1.Student self-directed learning readiness positively correlates with students’ perception of CoI

 H1a.Student self-directed learning readiness positively correlates with student teaching presence

Not support

Not support

 H1b.Student self-directed learning readiness positively correlates with student cognitive presence

Support

Not support

 H1c.Student self-directed learning readiness positively correlates with student social presence

Not Support

Not

Support

H2.Self-directly learning positively correlates with learning motivation

Support

Not support

H3.Student Technology readiness positively correlates with students’ perception of CoI

 H3a.Student Technology readiness positively correlates with student teaching presence

Support

Support

 H3b.Student Technology readiness positively correlates with student cognitive presence

Not support

Not Support

 H3c.Student Technology readiness positively correlates with student social presence

Not support

Not Support

H4.Technology readiness positively correlates with learning motivation

Support

Support

H5.Student learning motivation correlates with students’ perception of CoI

 H5a.Student learning motivation correlates with students’ perception of teaching presence

Not support

Support

 H5b.Student learning motivation correlates with students’ perception of cognitive presence

Not support

Not Support

 H5c.Student learning motivation correlates with students’ perception of social presence

Support

Support

H6. Social presence positively correlates with the cognitive and teaching presences

 H6a. Social presence positively correlates with teaching presence

Support

Support

 H6b. Social presence positively correlates with the cognitive presence

Support

Support