Thuyết tự quyết, động lực học tập và sự gắn kết của người học: Trắc lượng thư mục từ dữ liệu Scopus và Web of Science
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In the context of digital transformation in education, understanding student engagement through Self-Determination Theory is increasingly important. This study presents a bibliometric analysis of research on Self-Determination Theory, motivation, and student engagement from 2018 to 2025. Data from Scopus and Web of Science were integrated and standardized, resulting in 194 publications. Findings highlight a rapid growth in publication volume from 2024-2025, while citations peaking in 2022. Collaboration networks were centered around major research hubs, particularly China and the United States. Keyword analysis reveals a shift from traditional theoretical foundations toward digitally oriented applications, including online learning, e-learning, and gamification. The results provide a quantitative map of the field and identify emerging research directions, especially regarding autonomy-supportive practices in virtual environments. The study contributes a knowledge map providing empirical evidence of the central role of autonomy support in maintaining engagement within online and hybrid learning environments.
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