APS
30th APS Annual Convention · 2018
Stronger Right Hemisphere Task Performance Predicted Lower Math Anxiety Scores
- K. Tessou
University of Mount Union - Leah Kehner
University of Mount Union - Madeline Poldruhi
University of Mount Union - Michael Knepp
University of Mount Union
Abstract
145 students participated in a study examining left and right hemisphere performance, math anxiety and self-efficacy for writing. Higher right hemisphere task scores predicted lower math anxiety scores, while there was no relationship between the left hemisphere task and math anxiety. Neither hemispheric task predicted self-efficacy for writing.
Neuropsychology
