


Overall, the study highlights the importance of psychological suzhi for academic achievement and academic achievement for psychological suzhi. When compared with the effect of adaptability on academic achievement, the role of academic achievement played a more prominent role in adaptability. Cognitive quality and individuality played more prominent roles in academic achievement. Moreover, the cognitive quality, individuality and adaptability of psychological suzhi had a positive bidirectional relationship with academic achievement, respectively. The positive effect of psychological suzhi on academic achievement among primary school students should be more prominent than the positive effect of academic achievement on psychological suzhi.

relationship of psychological suzhi (Time 1) to academic achievement (Time 2), and also provided support for the positive relationship of academic achievement (Time 1) to psychological suzhi (Time 2). Raina is a troubled teen who's been kicked out of a. She's a savvy, fashion-conscious, independent 16-year-old girl named Raina Resnick. But this time the matchmaker isn't an elderly yenta from the shtetl. The results provided support for the positive. Playing With Matches, a debut YA by Suri Rosen, offers readers a glimpse into the wild world of matchmaking in a Jewish Orthodox community. Utilizing cross-lagged analyses, we examined bidirectional effects between psychological suzhi and academic achievement. Using a two-wave design, data were collected twice with a 6 months’ time lag from a sample of 2735 primary school students in grade 4 to 6. An unforgiveable email prank involving an elderly teacher forces 16-year-old Raina. This study examined the relationship between psychological suzhi and academic achievement.
