This study aims to investigate whether junior high school students’ learning
burnout can be predicted through core self-evaluation and attribution methods. The
study used the core self-evaluation scale, multidimensional and multicausal attribution
scale, and middle school students' burnout questionnaire survey on 1100 students from
four middle schools in Urumqi, and SPSS 16.0 was used for statistical analysis. It was
found that core self-evaluation plays a partial intermediary role between attribution
and learning burnout. This study shows that attribution can enable core self-evaluation
to directly or indirectly affect learning burnout.