Test Anxiety of Senior High School Students and its Relationship with Academic Self-Efficacy
YE Gui-qing
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YE Gui-qing
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To describe the state of test anxiety of senior high school students,and explore the relationship between it with academic self-efficacy,3511 senior high schools students were measured by the Test Anxiety Questionnaire and the Academic Self-efficacy Questionnaire.The results showed:(1) the females’ test anxiety were significant higher than the males’(t=-4.66,p0.001),(2) there were strong negative correlations between academic self-efficacy and test anxiety(r=-0.40,p0.001),and academic self-efficacy had a significant prediction on test anxiety.
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To describe the state of test anxiety of senior high school students,and explore the relationship between it with academic self-efficacy,3511 senior high schools students were measured by the Test Anxiety Questionnaire and the Academic Self-efficacy Questionnaire.The results showed:(1) the females’ test anxiety were significant higher than the males’(t=-4.66,p0.001),(2) there were strong negative correlations between academic self-efficacy and test anxiety(r=-0.40,p0.001),and academic self-efficacy had a significant prediction on test anxiety.
Key concepts: Test anxiety, Anxiety, Test (biology), Psychology, Self-efficacy, Clinical psychology, Social psychology, Psychiatry