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The Intervention Effect of Online Mindfulness Training in Alleviating Youths’ Test Anxiety

Youth &Society, Ahead of Print.
With rapid development and modernization of today’s society, the resource inequality between rural and urban areas has enlarged, especially regarding adolescents’ mental health education. In order to provide alternative to adolescents with limited resources, this study targets test anxiety as example, aiming to explore the effectiveness of online mindfulness training in alleviating students’ test anxiety through a quasi-experiment. This study recruited youths from 12 to 18 years old and used their pre-test/post-test data on 186 trained participants (Mage = 14.85, 57.5% male) and 217 propensity-score matched controls (Mage = 15.35, 53% male). After careful analysis, the results proved the effectiveness of online mindfulness training in reducing test anxiety and showed that the online training was more beneficial for students with serious interpersonal problems. This study further provided implications for the use of technology in mental health education, promoting the care of psychological well-being in rural areas.

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Posted in: Journal Article Abstracts on 07/04/2024 | Link to this post on IFP |
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