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Mathematics, Misconceptions, and Mental Blocks: A Thematic Analysis of Statistics Anxiety in University Psychology Students
Statistics anxiety is a persistent barrier for psychology undergraduates, yet little qualitative work has explored how it is experienced in higher education. This study employed semi-structured interviews with twelve psychology students from Scottish universities to examine the lived experiences of
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