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Academic Anxiety Quiz

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Coping with exam stress

by monalisa jantjies
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What is anxiety in this context?

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Which commonly contributes to academic anxiety?

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Name the four main components of anxiety?

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Cognitive strategies to manage anxiety?

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Physical techniques to reduce anxiety?

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Emotional strategies for anxiety management?

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Behavioral approaches to anxiety?

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What is a common exam-anxiety symptom?

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A quick grounding technique for anxiety?

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When should you seek help for academic anxiety?

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Anxiety is normal and fluctuates with stress; excessive fixed fear is not accurate.

Academic pressure and fear of underperforming are key triggers; motivation alone is not the sole cause.

Cognitive (thoughts), physical (body), emotional (feelings), and behavioral (actions) are the core facets.

Reframing thoughts and challenging distortions helps reduce worry.

Controlled breathing and relaxation reduce arousal and tension.

Labeling emotions and being kind to yourself aids regulation.

Facing feared situations gradually lowers avoidance and builds confidence.

Mental arousal is common; it can impair or help performance depending on management.

Grounding engages senses to reduce overwhelm in moments of panic.

Professional help is advised when anxiety impairs functioning or wellbeing.

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