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What is a reprieve?
What is a reprieve?
What does sense of efficacy mean?
What does sense of efficacy mean?
The belief that people can change their situation
What does it mean to cling?
What does it mean to cling?
What does tenuously mean?
What does tenuously mean?
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What does appropriateness refer to?
What does appropriateness refer to?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary and Definitions
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Reprieve: Refers to a temporary relief or delay; can also mean granting a postponement. Fear-driven students may choose not to attend classes, providing them a reprieve from exposure.
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Sense of Efficacy: This term indicates the belief that individuals possess the capability to change their situations. Example: A student named Yolanda could potentially pass without completing all assignments, yet still maintain a sense of efficacy.
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Cling: Describes the action of holding on tightly to someone or something. Students may cling to their identity as college students, despite a lack of assessment evidence.
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Tenuously: An adverb meaning uncertainly or shakily. While students may hold onto their identities as college students, it can be done tenuously without concrete evidence.
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Appropriateness: This refers to adhering to specific rules, norms, and expectations pertinent to particular relationships and situations. A character expressed concern about the appropriateness of her research topic in relation to her assignment.
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Explore key terms from 'The Student Fear Factor' by Rebecca D. Cox with these flashcards. Each card presents a word and its definition, aiding in comprehension of the text's themes on student anxiety and relief. Perfect for quick review and understanding of important concepts.
