PEDAGOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CAUSES OF STUDENTS’ DEPENDENCE ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TOOLS
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Artificial intelligence, AI in education, AI dependence, critical thinking, independent learning, cognitive autonomy, didactic strategies, cognitive abilities, information literacy, decreased learning motivation.Abstract
The aim of the article is to explore pedagogical and psychological problems caused by the use of artificial intelligence (AI), such as students’ tendency to prefer ease and speed, the desire to reduce workload, fear of making mistakes, the lack of clear pedagogical and psychological guidelines for using AI, declining self-confidence, and increased laziness. The study seeks effective scientific, psychological, and pedagogical solutions to these issues.
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