Library anxiety : theory, research, and applications

Anthony John Onwuegbuzie, Qun G. Jiao, Sharon L. Bostick

2004-04-01article181 citationsclosed

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Abstract

1 Part 1: Background 2 Part 2: Theory 3 Part 3: Research 4 Part 4: Applications 5 Appendix A: Library Anxiety Scale 6 Appendix B: Scoring Protocols for the Library Anxiety Scale 7 References 8 Subject Index 9 Author Index 10 About the Authors

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