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Academic self concept relates to an individuals self concept with regard to such factors as their academic aptitude andacademic achievement. They may have an accurate view of themselves, in accord with scholastic aptitude and intelligence test scores and actual academic performance. However their own view may be at odds with such assessments which may impact for better or worse on their performance. This may have implications for their perception of education and for their educational aspirations and academic engagement
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