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Test anxiety is a multidimensional phenomenon, including concerns about conflicts lead to negative emotional and behavioral responses in academic scores.
Aim
Current study examines the influence of educating time management on decreasing exam Anxiety and educational negligence of conditioned university students on Tehran.
Methods
The method of doing study is of testing in which statistical society includes conditioned university students of Tehran. Of general statistical society, we have selected 20 persons by in access sampling method. Gathering information instrument in this study is Solomon and Roth bloom's educational negligence questionnaire and sarason test anxiety in which has been in access of studied sample after testing its stability and narration.
Result
After education, the result of t-test dependent and co-variance analysis has shown time management education does have meaningful influence on decreasing test stress and conditioned university students negligence on Tehran universities.
Conclusion
Dropped students compared to other students, provided a significant contingent of students had less time management and procrastination.
Disclosure of interest
The authors have not supplied their declaration of competing interest.
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