A Domestic and International Comparison of the Hot Spots, and Trends of the Research on Learning Burnout of Primary and Secondary School Students: Based on the Bibliometric Analysis of CiteSpace
This study aims to organize and analyze journal literature on academic burnout among primary and secondary school students from the CNKI and Web of Science databases using CiteSpace. The literature from 2002 to 2021 is imported into CiteSpace to generate a scientific knowledge map, reviewing the number of publications, collaboration networks, and research hotspots domestically and internationally. The analysis reveals that the collaboration between domestic and international authors is relatively stable, with several influential research institutions emerging on the international stage. The research hotspots in both domestic and international studies can be divided into three main categories: research methods, antecedent variables, and outcome variables. Based on the analysis results, this paper suggests several future research directions, such as strengthening the study of outcome variables, updating research methods, conducting cross-cultural and localized research, and investigating the impact of the “double reduction” policy on academic burnout in primary and secondary schools.