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Evaluating the Structural Model of IPAS Learning in Elementary Education: A PLS-SEM Approach to Influence Attention, Invested Learning, and Perceived Behavioral Control

Authors

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Anastassia Ayunandita

Institut Prima Bangsa

2

Nayla Fadila

Institut Prima Bangsa

3

Gina Tantriyana Putri

Institut Prima Bangsa

Abstract

This study aims to empirically test the relationship between attention, invested learning in acquiring skills and knowledge, control perceived behavior, and​ results Study in context basic education. The method used in this study is Partial Least Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM), which allows analysis complex relationships between variables. Data were obtained from 240 elementary school students in Cirebon City through questionnaire scale Likert. The results of the analysis show that attention has significant influence​ to control behavior (β = 0.274; t = 4.763; p = 0.000) and learning engagement also showed a significant influence (β = 0.154; t = 2.256; p = 0.024). The R² value of 0.103 identified that the model was only able to explains 10.3% of the variance in control perceived behavior, which means that Still There is other variables outside the model that affect the dependent variable. The research findings indicate that the attention given to students, the learning invested , and control perceived behavior​ own significant influence​ and positive on learning outcomes. The practical implications of these findings encourage learning development strategies that focus on optimizing student attention and participation to improve learning effectiveness at the elementary education level.

Publication Info

Volume / Issue
Vol. 2, No. 1
Year
2025
Pages
29-39
Submitted
07 May 2025
Published
01 November 2025

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Submitted

07 May 2025

Sent to Review

22 May 2025

Review Completed

24 May 2025

Review Completed

27 May 2025

Revisions Required

09 Jun 2025

Accepted

22 Jun 2025

Sent to Production

08 Jul 2025

Published

01 Nov 2025