Math is the leading one of the courses associated with students' academic performance in terms of levels of difficulty, content and course hours. Researchers examining the mathematics achievement have mostly neglected the psychological factors. In this study, it is aimed to examine the relationships between first and second grade high school students' math achievement with their self-esteem, academic self-efficacy beliefs, gender, automatic thoughts and mathematics anxiety. Data were collected from 984 students studying in different schools in Trabzon. According to the results, academic self-efficacy beliefs, TEOG (High School Entrance Exam) score, math anxiety and gender provide significant contributions to explanation of mathematics achievement. Automatic thoughts and self-esteem were not significant predictors of the mathematics achievement.
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