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The Effects of Systematic Desensitization on Test-Anxious Students in an Urban Community College: Learning Theory and Applications.

Woods, Nathaniel A. – 1983

A study involving 97 students (79 females and 18 males) at New York City Technical College was undertaken to determine the effectiveness of desensitization in reducing test anxiety and improving grade point averages (GPAs). The study compared the GPAs of students who completed workshops using the desensitization hierarchy developed by R. Strieby…

Descriptors: College Students, Community Colleges, Comparative Analysis, Counseling

Counseling Medical Students Preparing for Their Licensure Examination: Students Evaluation of the Program's Usefulness.

Cason, Gerald J.; And Others – 1985

Senior medical students at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences were surveyed regarding the value of a program providing regression based predictions of their individual Day 1, 2, 3, and Total Federation Licensure Examination (FLEX) scores and the probability of passing the FLEX for subsequent Arkansas licensure. The prediction formulas…

Descriptors: Graduate Medical Education, Higher Education, Mastery Tests, Medical Students