Academic social comparison: a promising new target to reduce fear of negative evaluation in large-enrollment college science courses
Abstract Background Fear of negative evaluation, defined as a sense of dread associated with being unfavorably evaluated in a social situation, is the primary factor underlying student anxiety in college science courses and is disproportionately experienced by students who are underserved in science...
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Main Authors: | C. Jynx Pigart (Author), David P. MacKinnon (Author), Katelyn M. Cooper (Author) |
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2024-08-01T00:00:00Z.
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