Anxiety, Self-efficacy, and Resource Management (Paperback)

The intention of this book is to present an empirical research study which examines the role and function of anxiety, self-efficacy, and resource management strategies on academic achievement within the university student population. The present study extended previous research by incorporating and investigating a number of critical issues such as student beliefs, motivation, resource management skills, anxiety, intolerance of uncertainty, self-efficacy, and achievement. Results of the study suggest that early intervention from counsellors and professors may help university students overcome debilitating anxiety, increase self-efficacy, strengthen resource management strategies and improve overall academic experience.