2023
DOI: 10.56645/jmde.v19i45.701
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Excessive Evaluation Anxiety (XEA): The Last Two Decades

Nia Seunghye Kang,
Katherine Moreau

Abstract: Background: Excessive evaluation anxiety (XEA) refers to disproportionate or increased evaluation anxiety among those affected by evaluation (e.g., stakeholders) characterized by the sole presence of negative consequences. It can compromise evaluator-stakeholder relationships, presenting as a barrier for program evaluation. Moreover, XEA can both cause and be caused by resistance to evaluation, which is an interrelated topic that shares many common causes, characteristics, and mitigation strategies. The partic… Show more

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