In order to study the relationships between self-monitoring and perceived self-efficacy, achievement goal orientation, attribution in the process of physics learning, 679 senior middle school students were selected as subjects of the questionnaire survey. The results show: (1) There is relatively high positive correlation between self-monitoring of senior middle school students in physics learning and their perceived self-efficacy. (2) There is relatively high positive correlation between self-monitoring of senior middle school students in physics learning and their mastery goal orientation, while there is weak positive correlation between self-monitoring and performance goal orientation. (3) The self-monitoring of those students with self-satisfied in physics learning has significant higher positive correlation with internal and controllable attribution, no significant correlation with internal and uncontrollable attribution, and weak positive correlation with external attribution. The self-monitoring of those students with self-unsatisfied in physics learning has no significant correlation with internal and controllable attribution, internal and uncontrollable attribution or external attribution. (4) All of perceived self-efficacy, achievement goal orientation and attribution are important internal factors which influence on self-monitoring of senior middle school students in physics learning.