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Positive attitude towards learning is vital in order to master the core content of the subject matters under study. This is unexceptional in learning statistics course especially at the university level. Therefore, this study investigates the students’ attitude towards learning statistics. Six variables or constructs have been identified such as affect,
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Attitudes towards Statistics: a cross-country study
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Statistics Anxiety and Attitudes Toward Statistics
4th Annual International Conference on Cognitive and Behavioral Psychology (CBP 2015), 2015The purpose of the current study was to examine the relationship between statistics anxiety and attitudes toward statistics. Participants were 204 (78.9% females) undergraduates in the James Cook University Psychology (97.1%) or Business (2.9%) programs at the Singapore (71.1%) or Australia (28.9%) campuses.
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