2017
DOI: 10.1037/cbs0000074
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Validation de la version francophone du Questionnaire d’anxiété statistique (SAS-F-24).

Abstract: L’anxiété statistique représente une anxiété situationnelle qui peut nuire à l’acquisition et à l’intégration des connaissances ainsi qu’à la performance scolaire en statistique. Comme une formation dans ce domaine est généralement requise durant les études de premier cycle dans les disciplines en sciences humaines et de la santé et que ce type de cours est habituellement vécu comme un défi pour une majorité d’étudiants, il est essentiel d’avoir un questionnaire validé en français pour évaluer ce phénomène. Ce… Show more

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“…Lastly, the covariate of this study, gender, revealed that-consistent with existing literature (e.g., Cantinotti et al, 2017)-women were more likely than men to report statistics anxiety. This observation may be related to women being more likely to have greater negative attitudes towards statistics (−7.4 points) and fewer adaptive regulation strategies (−6.1 points).…”
Section: When Each Variable Tells a Different Part Of The Same Storysupporting
confidence: 86%
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“…Lastly, the covariate of this study, gender, revealed that-consistent with existing literature (e.g., Cantinotti et al, 2017)-women were more likely than men to report statistics anxiety. This observation may be related to women being more likely to have greater negative attitudes towards statistics (−7.4 points) and fewer adaptive regulation strategies (−6.1 points).…”
Section: When Each Variable Tells a Different Part Of The Same Storysupporting
confidence: 86%
“…Statistics anxiety was found to be an important negative predictor of academic performance (i.e., final course grade obtained in a statistics course; see Macher et al, 2015;n = 147), explaining a little over 10% of the variance in grades. Cantinotti et al (2017) found a similar effect in French speaking undergraduate students in psychology (n = 268). Another study also reported that the desire to avoid a bad grade in a statistics course (i.e., performance avoidance goals) increased statistics anxiety, the desire to get a good grade (performance approach goals) had a neutral effect on anxiety and finally the desire to master statistics decreased it (Lalande et al, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 57%
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“…The study of statistics is often dreaded or at the very least undesired by many students, particularly those in the social sciences (Onwuegbuzie & Seaman, 1995). This is reflected both in lower grade averages relative to other courses (Cantinotti, Lalande, Ferlatte, & Cousineau, 2017), and in the reported levels of anxiety it causes to students (Vigil-Colet, Lorenzo-Seva, & Condon, 2008). In addition, the learning and teaching of applied statistics can sometimes be hampered by a complete reliance on abstract mathematical concepts (Cousineau & Harding, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Exemple de la présentation du coefficient de consistance interne (présentation de l’indice omega) : Cantinotti et al (2017)…”
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