APS
2022 APS Annual Convention · 2022
Self-Reported Executive Functioning Moderates the Relationship between Stress and Anxiety in College Students
- Tiffany Harris
University of Southern Mississippi - Fayth Walbridge
University of Southern Mississippi - Zachary Wilde
University of Southern Mississippi - Mairin Cotter
University of Southern Mississippi - Stephanie Smith
University of Southern Mississippi
Abstract
In a sample of 93 college students, self-reported executive functioning was shown to moderate the relationship between stress level and anxiety. The directionality of these associations requires further investigation, but these findings indicate that targeting executive dysfunction may serve to mitigate the pathway between stress and anxiety in emerging adults.
Psychopathology