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Test anxiety
involves both physical responses, such as headache, nausea, rapid heartache, nausea, rapid heartbeat, shallow breathing, and emotional responses, such as worry and negative thoughts.
What causes test anxiety?
Not being prepared
Is test anxiety normal
YES
Facilitating test anxiety
anxiety that facilitates or helps motivate you to prepare before and work hard during the exam.
Debilitating test anxiety
a high level of test anxiety can interfere with your performance on an exam.
how to cope with test anxiety
-prepare well
- monitor your learning
- use relaxation strategies
- avoid negative thoughts
General test- taking strategies
follow directions

Budget time

Work systemically through the exam

Guess strategically
how to learn from exams afterwards?
Evaluate preparation

learn from mistakes

Get help before next exam