LEVEL OF ANXIETY IN NURSING STUDENTS USING THE STATE-TRAIT ANXIETY INVENTORY QUESTIONNAIRE

Introduction: Anxiety is an emotional response characterized by excessive tension, worry, and physiological changes that interfere with academic performance and well-being. In university students, especially those in the health sciences, its prevalenc

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2025-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.22541/au.176060354.44449240/v1
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Health and Well-being Studies
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LEVEL OF ANXIETY IN NURSING STUDENTS USING THE STATE-TRAIT ANXIETY INVENTORY QUESTIONNAIRE

José Gutiérrez Gascón, Fernando Galán, Pedro Antonio García Ramiro, Bernardo Sánchez
Health and Well-being Studies
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LEVEL OF ANXIETY IN NURSING STUDENTS USING THE STATE-TRAIT ANXIETY INVENTORY QUESTIONNAIRE

José Gutiérrez Gascón, Fernando Galán, Pedro Antonio García Ramiro, Bernardo Sánchez
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Introduction: Anxiety is an emotional response characterized by excessive tension, worry, and physiological changes that interfere with academic performance and well-being. In university students, especially those in the health sciences, its prevalenc

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