The Influence of Causal Reorientation of Senior High School Students to School Anxiety, Motivation and Successful School Activities

Abstract

The paper presents the results of the forming experiment aimed at developing the favorable causal attribution of students’ achievement. It is shown that the causal reorientation can be one of the factors to reduce the school anxiety, increase motivation and successful school activities of senior high school students.

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