Charles S. Newmark
Abstract
The stability of state and trait anxiety in a normal college population was assessed on four separate occasions over a 10-mo. period. The results indicate the transitory nature of state anxiety while simultaneously emphasizing the stability of trait anxiety.
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The stability of state and trait anxiety in a normal college population was assessed on four separate occasions over a 10-mo. period. The results indicate the transitory nature of state anxiety while simultaneously emphasizing the stability of trait anxiety.
Key concepts: Trait, Anxiety, Trait anxiety, Psychology, Stability (learning theory), Population, Clinical psychology, Developmental psychology