The relationship between metacognitive beliefs with academic self-regulation and parents-adolesent conflict

The purpose of the present research was toinvestigation ofthe relationship between metacognitive beliefs with academic self-regulation and parents-students conflict.Method study was correlation andand the statistical community was all girls students from Tehran city, who were enrolled in the 1394-95 academic year.The sample group was included 206 students that were selected by random clusterSampling. Assessment instruments was Wells& Cartwright-Hatton(2004)metacognitive beliefs questionnaire, Ryan & Conell (1989) academic self-regulationquestionnaire and Straus(1990) conflict tactics scales questionnaire.data was analyzed by using Pearson correlation coefficient, simple regression and stepwise multiple regression. The results showed that there is negative significant correlation between metacognitive beliefs ,positive beliefs and cognitive self consciousness with academic self-regulation. there is negative significant correlation between need to control thoughts and uncontrollability/danger with with academic self-regulation , Introjected regulation and external regulation. there is negative significant correlation betweenmetacognitive beliefs,positive beliefs, uncontrollability/danger and need to control thoughts with parents-students conflict and verbal aggression.there is negative significant correlation between cognitive confidence parents-students conflict,verbal aggression and violence. Stepwise regression analysis showed that cognitive self consciousness and positive beliefs, could explain 0/15of variance inacademic self-regulation. Also cognitive confidence could explain 0/021 of variance in parents-students conflict. Counselors andteachersusingthese findingsandtaking into account theeducationaland psychological interventionscan beroundprogramwithincreasingstudentsviewsabout,theirmetacognitive beliefs.