Rene M. Nob
Associate Professor 10
Educational Background
PhD in Educational Psychology
De La Salle University, Philippines
MA in Clinical Psychology
Polytechnic University of the Philippines, Manila
BS in Psychology
Far Eastern University, Manila
Rene M. Nob, PhD, is an Associate Professor at De La Salle University-Manila, Philippines, where he teaches courses in research methodology and statistics. He holds a doctorate in Educational Psychology and is an active member of the Psychology of Hope and Well-Being Research Lab at De La Salle University. Dr. Nob’s research centers on students’ self-regulated learning, with a particular emphasis on motivational problems, motivation regulation, metamotivation, and self-efficacy.
Research Interest
- Self-regulated learning
- Motivation
- Motivation Regulation
- Bullying
Selected Publications
- Resurreccion, K. F., Tarroja, M. C. H., & Nob, R. M., (2024). The Policy Context: Relevant Laws, Policies, and Guidelines on Safe School Spaces. In Understanding Bullying in Philippine Education: Impacts and Opportunities for Change (pp. 6-16). The Second Congressional Commission on Education.
- Nob, R. M., Manguiat, G. C., & Arenillo, A. P. D. (2024) School Structure, Perceived Climate, Student Characteristics, and Adult Support Predictors of Exposure to Bullying and Sense of Belongingness Based on PISA 2018. In Understanding Bullying in Philippine Education: Impacts and Opportunities for Change (pp. 40-57). The Second Congressional Commission on Education.
- de Luzuriaga-Balaria, C. J. R., Cleofas, J. V., & Nob, R. M. (2024). Work-life balance and online student ngagement among registered nurses enrolled in online graduate nursing education: a mixed methods study. Contemporary Nurse, 1-14.
- Bernardo, A. B., Nob, R. M., & Cunanan, A. L. P. (2022). Creating a short from of the Locus-of-Hope Scale: Validation from use with students in the Philippines. Journal of Psychological & Educational Research, 30(1).
- Nob, R. M. (2021). Dimensionality of Social Persuasion and its Relationship with Academic Self-Efficacy. Psychological Studies, 66(1), 49-61.
- del Castillo, F., del Castillo, C. D., Ching, G., Ackert, M., Aliño, M. A., & Nob, R. (2021). Validation of the Abrahamic Forms of the Centrality of Religiosity Scale (CRS-5, CRS-10, and CRS-15): Evidence from Selected University Students in the Philippines. Religions, 12(2), 84.
- del Castillo, F., del Castillo, C. D., Aliño, M. A., Nob, R., Ackert, M., & Ching, G. (2020). Validation of the interreligious forms of the centrality of religiosity scale (CRSi-7, CRSi-14, and CRSi-20): Salience of religion among selected youth in the Philippines. Religions, 11(12), 641.
- Consolacion, D. M. U., Reyes, J. A. S., & Nob, R. M. (2019). Exploring Assertiveness of Filipino Late Adolescents and Late Adults. Philippine Journal of Counseling Psychology, 21(1), 89-104.
- Nob, R. M. & Nunez, A. (2018). Factors influencing nontraditional students’ decision to return to college: A qualitative study. Philippine Journal of Counseling Psychology, 20(1), 21-32.
- Nob, R. M., Bumanglag, A. M. L., Diwa, G. M. A., & Ponce, G. I. (2018). The moderating of defensive pessimism in the relationship between test anxiety and performance in a licensure examination. Educational Measurement and Evaluation Review, 9, 67-81.
- Nob, R. M. (2016). Development and Validation of Teacher Attributional Feedback Scale. Psychological Studies, 61(3), 259-266. (ISSN: 0033-2968)
- Nob, R. M. (2014). Evaluation of Financial Assistance Program of a community development center. Educational Measurement and Evaluation Review, 5, 14-41. (ISSN: 2012-5876)
- Nob, R. M. (2013). Reinforcement sensitivity as predictor of test anxiety. Educational Measurement and Evaluation Review, 4, 26-36. (ISSN: 2094-5876)
- Diestro, J. M. A., Jr. & Nob, R. M. (2010). Competencies needed in human resource related work: An interpretative phenomenological analysis of Psychology graduates. FEU Psychology Review, 5, 1-43.
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