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  <dc:title>National College Student Study Survey (NCSS) 2021: Learning Motivation among Ethnic Minority College Students</dc:title>
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  <dc:description>Learning motivation significantly impacts students' learning engagement, academic outcomes, and satisfaction, playing a crucial role in the education of minority college students. Cultivating positive learning motivation among minority college students not only aligns with the principle of &amp;quot;educating for the Party and nurturing talents for the nation&amp;quot; but also fosters ethnic unity and strengthens their sense of the &amp;quot;Chinese national community,&amp;quot; thereby providing spiritual support for realizing the Chinese Dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. This study, based on the 2021 National College Student Survey database, examines a sample of 14,489 minority undergraduate students to explore the latent profiles of their learning motivation and conducts multiple-group comparisons based on three background variables: family location, gender, and academic year. The findings reveal: (1) The majority of minority college students in the sample exhibit high intrinsic learning motivation, while 45.1% show a moderate level of negative learning motivation; (2) 77.8% of minority college students prioritize physical and mental health as their most valued extrinsic learning motivation; (3) Urban minority students exhibit higher levels of negative learning motivation compared to their rural counterparts and place greater emphasis on extrinsic motivations related to personal interests; (4) Female minority students demonstrate higher levels of negative learning motivation than male minority students and prioritize extrinsic motivations related to economic and family factors; (5) First-year minority students show relatively lower intrinsic learning motivation and place greater emphasis on gaining respect from others, while third- and fourth-year students exhibit higher levels of negative learning motivation.</dc:description>
  <dc:subject>learning motivation; ethnic minority college students; latent profile analysis; multiple-group comparison</dc:subject>
  <dc:creator>Wen Congcong</dc:creator>
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