Faculty Of Education

Dr. Aisha Ali Rafalla Atia

Contact Information
Phone number: 084 6334992                          
Fax number: 084 6342673
E-mail Address: aaa15@fayoum.edu.eg
Office:building of Education faculty
Post Address: Fayoum - Fayoum University - Faculty of Education - Psychology Education and Mental health Department - POBox: 63514
Academic Qualifications
B. Sc.: Education & Science - Physics - Fayoum University – 2006
Academic Positions
Demonstrator: From 2006 to 2011
Assistant Lecturer: From 2011 Uptill 2015
Lecturer: From 2015 to 2020
Assistant Professor: From 2020 Uptill now
Thesis
Socialization Variables as Predictors of Teachers' Thinking Styles in the Light of Sternberg Theory
The Effectiveness of Working Memory Training Using N-Back Program in Improving Fluid Intelligence of University Students
Research Interests
The predictive power of socialization variables for thinking styles among adults in the workplace
Revisiting the Predictive Power of Thinking Styles for Academic Performance
Preferences in teaching styles among Hong Kong and US university students
Validity and Reliability of the Thinking Styles Inventory
Publications List
The relative contribution of university Students' Perceptio of the Learning Environment and Academic Procrastination in predicting Academic self-handicapping: A comparative study using Multiple Linear regression and Machine Learning models as an application of Artificial Intelligence
The Structural Model of the relationships between Proactive Personality, Regulatory Focus, Moral Identity, and Learning Adaptability in light of the spread of Artificial Intelligence Applications in Scientific Research among Graduated Students
Mindful Learning Skills Training and its Effect on Improving Academic Diligence and Reducing Non-Functional Mind Wandering Among University Students
Modeling relationships between Patterns of Classroom Control, constructive thinking, psychological flow, Successful Intelligence, and Perceived Professional Competence among Teachers
The Relative Contribution of Motivational Regulation Strategies, Academic Psychological Capital and Perceived Autonomy Support in Predicting Academic Success among the Secondary Schools Students
Multiple-group path analysis between the Overexcitability, Creative Style, and Cognitive Representation Efficiency through samples of university students
The Role of Emotional Labour Strategies and Perceived Social Support on Teacher Turnover Intentions: An Examination of the Mediating Role of Job Burnout
Path Analysis of the Relationships between Psychological Stress, Emotional Cognitive Regulation, Achievement Motivation and Engagement in Distance Learning among University Students in light of the COVID-19
Hierarchical Structure of the Mental Motivation Scale of University Students
The Structural Model of the relationship between each of the Emotional Intelligence, Self Cognitive Regulation, Career Decision Making Self-Efficacy and Futuristic Perspective of Post Graduated Students
The Relative Contribution of the Mindfulness and Coping Strategies in Predicting the Academic Resilience of the Outstanding Students in the Faculty of Education, Fayoum University
Path Analysis of the Relationships between Spatial ability, Spatial anxiety, Persistence, Reading comprehension and word problems solving in Elementary School Students
Path Analysis of the Relationships between Achievement Goals Orientations (model 3X2), Statistics self-efficacy, Statistics Anxiety and Academic Achievement in Statistics among Special Diploma Students in Education
Social Perception Training and its Effect on Improving some Social Skills and Reducing Cognitive Distortions for One Track Mindedness Student- Teachers
The Factor Construct of the Barkley Deficits in Executive Functioning Scale and its Measurement Invariance in the Light of Item Response Theory and Multi-Groups Confirmatory Factor Analysis Among University Students
Socialization Variables as Predictors of Teachers' Thinking Styles in the Light of Sternberg Theory
The Effectiveness of Working Memory Training Using N-Back Program in Improving Fluid Intelligence of University Students