ROLE OF RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION AND GENDER IN TEST ANXIETY

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BARZEGAR BAFRUEE MORTEZA; JANBOZORGI MASOOD; NIYUSHA BEHESHTEH

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Journal: MOTALEATE ESLAM VA RAVANSHENASI Year:2012 | Volume:6 | Issue:10 Page(s): 43-61

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ROLE OF RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION AND GENDER IN TEST ANXIETY

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BARZEGAR BAFRUEE MORTEZA | JANBOZORGI MASOOD | NIYUSHA BEHESHTEH | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

RELIGIOUS AFFILIATIONQ1

RELIGIOUS AMBIVALENCEQ2

RELIGIOUS NON-AFFILIATIONQ2

ANXIETYQ2

TEST ANXIETYQ2

GENDERQ2

Abstract

The present research aims to measure the relationship of RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION and GENDER with students' test ANXIETY. The research method is a descriptive one of the correlative type. For this purpose, as many as 390 students (200 girls and 190 boys) from the students of Qom high schools were selected through quota sampling. The research tool included RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION Questionnaire (M. Janbozorgi) and Test ANXIETY Scale (TAS; Sarason, I978). To make an analysis of the data, Pearson correlation coefficient, regression analysis and t test independent groups were used. RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION questionnaire includes three factors: RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION, RELIGIOUS AMBIVALENCE and RELIGIOUS NON-AFFILIATION; The results of present research showed that there is not a meaningful relationship between factor RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION and test ANXIETY, but there is a meaningful relationship between factors of non-RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION and RELIGIOUS AMBIVALENCE with test ANXIETY. Also the results showed that there is not a meaningful relationship between GENDER and test ANXIETY, but there is a meaningful relationship between total RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION and test ANXIETY (r=-0.211). Thus RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION has some effects on decreasing students' test ANXIETY.

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BARZEGAR BAFRUEE, MORTEZA, JANBOZORGI, MASOOD, & NIYUSHA, BEHESHTEH. (2012). ROLE OF RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION AND GENDER IN TEST ANXIETY. MOTALEATE ESLAM VA RAVANSHENASI, 6(10), 43-61. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/217625/en

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BARZEGAR BAFRUEE MORTEZA, JANBOZORGI MASOOD, NIYUSHA BEHESHTEH. ROLE OF RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION AND GENDER IN TEST ANXIETY. MOTALEATE ESLAM VA RAVANSHENASI[Internet]. 2012;6(10):43-61. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/217625/en

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MORTEZA BARZEGAR BAFRUEE, MASOOD JANBOZORGI, and BEHESHTEH NIYUSHA, “ROLE OF RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION AND GENDER IN TEST ANXIETY,” MOTALEATE ESLAM VA RAVANSHENASI, vol. 6, no. 10, pp. 43–61, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/217625/en

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