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161by Shore, Milton Frank“... such as adaptation and visual acuity, but also of psychological variables such as effort and anxiety. Although...”
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162by Lowe, Alfred“... with the anxiety aroused, and by his ability to resist or overcome the interference of anxiety in cognitive...”
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167by Fang, Angela“... disorders such as social anxiety disorder (SAD). In particular, oxytocin may have anxiety-buffering effects...”
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168“... the moderating role of political skill on the relationship between trait anxiety (referred to as a personality...”
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170by Stefanek, Michael E.“...-low, taped-low, or self-low. Physiological measures of anxiety included heart rate, spontaneous skin...”
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171“... excitability. Clinical studies show that patients of FM often suffer from psychiatric disorders such as anxiety...”
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174by Lee, Yen-Hui, 李妍慧“... likely to experience test anxiety due to high-pressure situations when facing standardized English tests...”
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175“... students’ self-efficacy and anxiety levels on foreign language learning, and whether there is any...”
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176“... stimulation may improve the severity of anxiety symptoms. As anxiety is common in the general population...”
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179“... language (English) speaking anxiety, perfectionism, and the relationship between these two variables...”
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