2016
DOI: 10.14520/adyusbd.23034
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Kpss’ye Gi̇recek Sinif Öğretmeni̇ Adaylarinin Sinav Kaygilari İle Öz Duyarlik Düzeyleri̇ Arasindaki̇ İli̇şki̇ni̇n İncelenmesi̇

Abstract: Öz KPSS

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“…According to a meta-analysis study examining studies carried out over the last 20 years on perfectionism and exam anxiety (Burcaş& Creţu, 2021), while there is an important correlation between students' exam anxiety and their levels of perfectionism, the correlation with negative perfectionism found to be highest. Similarly, some studies (Baytemir, 2019;Hanımoğlu & I ̇nanç, 2011) indicated that the predictive role of negative perfectionism on exam anxiety is higher than positive perfectionism. Eum and Rice (2011) found that negative perfectionism significantly correlated with more cognitive exam anxiety among college students.…”
Section: Association Of Exam Anxiety With Irrational Beliefs and Perf...mentioning
confidence: 97%
“…According to a meta-analysis study examining studies carried out over the last 20 years on perfectionism and exam anxiety (Burcaş& Creţu, 2021), while there is an important correlation between students' exam anxiety and their levels of perfectionism, the correlation with negative perfectionism found to be highest. Similarly, some studies (Baytemir, 2019;Hanımoğlu & I ̇nanç, 2011) indicated that the predictive role of negative perfectionism on exam anxiety is higher than positive perfectionism. Eum and Rice (2011) found that negative perfectionism significantly correlated with more cognitive exam anxiety among college students.…”
Section: Association Of Exam Anxiety With Irrational Beliefs and Perf...mentioning
confidence: 97%
“…In the category of the process, prospective teachers have been reported using metaphors such as "long path, tunnel, dark ambiguous path." In the category of compulsion, prospective teachers have been reported using metaphors such as "anxious person, a person compulsorily working, Elmacı (2015) and Karaca (2011) revealed that prospective teachers have a negative perception of KPSS, while Sadioğlu and Sezer (2016) and Özsarı (2008) reported that senior students have high-level concerns about KPSS. The researchers also emphasized that the concern of not being recruited after graduation causes anxiety among prospective teachers.…”
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confidence: 99%