“Fear manifested as anxiety interferes with our ability to see reality. Fear arouses a need in us to avoid, run away from, and not face situations and decisions. Fear confuses and distracts us from logical, linear thinking and planning. Fear… — Virginia Ritterbusch Copy Share Image
“part of their brainpower goes toward managing the anxiety, which interferes with their ability to answer questions that they otherwise might have answered correctly. As a general rule, high levels of anxiety are detrimental to task performance” — Suzanne L. Davis Copy Share Image
