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The effect of peer mathematics anxiety on students’ mathematics anxiety and achievement
The aim of this study was to determine whether students’ mathematics anxiety and mathematics achievement differed significantly according to grade level and gender, and to examine the effects of different peer types and their anxiety levels on students’ mathematics anxiety and mathematics achievemen
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