nondevelopmental

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• The achievement of developmental students, defined as those who were placed into, attended, and completed developmental English and who went on to complete a college-credit English course (either associate's or transfer level), was compared with the achievement of nondevelopmental students, those who did not place into developmental education but who completed an associate's or transfer-level English course.

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• More of the nondevelopmental students spoke English as a primary language (72.8% of nondevelopmental versus 45.9% of developmental students).

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• Frequencies for the developmental and nondevelopmental groups are shown in Table 3.

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• Descriptive Statistics for Developmental and Nondevelopmental Groups

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• In the developmental group, 67.9% were female, compared with 58.0% in the nondevelopmental group.

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• Students who placed into Levels 4 or 5 (associate's degree-level and college-transfer level, respectively) and completed a Level 4 or 5 course constituted the nondevelopmental group.

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• Binary logistic regressions were conducted to predict successful completion of the psychology course from developmental status (developmental vs. nondevelopmental).

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• Slightly less than three quarters (73.7%) of the sample used to answer the second research question successfully completed the psychology course, with rates of 69.7% and 76.3% for the developmental and nondevelopmental students, respectively.

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• Hispanic students were the majority of both groups (81.7% of developmental students; 76.9% of nondevelopmental students), but within the nondevelopmental group, there was a higher percentage of students of other ethnicities (10.7% vs. 2.8% of the developmental group).

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• The study focused on nondevelopmental factors that influence student performance, such as external motivation and study habits.

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