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. 2017 Jan 19;8:11. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2017.00011

Table 1.

Items in the original and modified AMAS.

Item Original AMAS Modified AMAS
1 Having to use the tables in the back of a math book Having to complete a worksheet by yourself
2 Thinking about an upcoming math test 1 day before* Thinking about a maths test the day before you take it
3 Watching the teacher work an algebraic equation on the blackboard Watching the teacher work out a maths problem on the board
4 Taking an examination in a math course* Taking a maths test
5 Being given a homework assignment of many difficult problems that is due the next class meeting* Being given maths homework with lots of difficult questions that you have to hand in the next day
6 Listening to a lecture in math class Listening to the teacher talk for a long time in maths
7 Listening to another student explain a math formula Listening to another child in your class explain a maths problem
8 Being given a “pop” quiz in math class* Finding out that you are going to have a surprise maths quiz when you start your maths lesson
9 Starting a new chapter in a math book Starting a new topic in maths
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Items measuring math evaluation anxiety (Evaluation subscale). All items not marked with asterisk measure math learning anxiety (Learning subscale).