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The emotional impact not frequency of intrusive thoughts mediate the relation between math anxiety and math performance.
Math anxiety (MA), feelings of tension during math, is a robust predictor of lower math performance. The Cognitive Disruption Account posits that highly math-anxious individuals underperform because intrusive thoughts consume working memory (WM) resources necessary for math. However, direct evidence
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