Prevalence of pre-exam Anxiety among Medical and Paramedical Students in The Arab World during COVID-19: a Cross-Sectional Study
Ali Mohamed Naguib Elgendy,
Amira Yasmine Benmelouka,
Zain Douba
et al.
Abstract:Background
Pre-exam anxiety is a condition that affects students before their exams, and significantly affects their academic performance, mental, and physiological state. Medical and paramedical students are more likely to experience exams related stress and anxiety. Here we aimed to evaluate the prevalence of exam anxiety and its associated risk factors among undergraduate Arab medical and paramedical students.
Methods
We performed a multicenter cross-sectional study in six Arab countries: Egypt, Syria, Ir… Show more
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