The Effect of Two Levels of Noise, Two Types of Noise, and Anxiety on Student Performance of a Coding Task

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This study dealt with the effect of low-level noise and high-level noise, of white noise and varied noise, and of high manifest anxiety and low manifest anxiety on college students' performance on a coding task. The conclusions of the study, based upon the hypotheses, were as follows: 1. Level of anxiety does not affect performance on a coding task. 2. The level of white and level of varied noise does not affect performance on a coding task. 3. Varied noise has a positive effect on performance on a coding task.

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Nearing, William E. August 1978.

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This study dealt with the effect of low-level noise and high-level noise, of white noise and varied noise, and of high manifest anxiety and low manifest anxiety on college students' performance on a coding task. The conclusions of the study, based upon the hypotheses, were as follows: 1. Level of anxiety does not affect performance on a coding task. 2. The level of white and level of varied noise does not affect performance on a coding task. 3. Varied noise has a positive effect on performance on a coding task.

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Nearing, William E. The Effect of Two Levels of Noise, Two Types of Noise, and Anxiety on Student Performance of a Coding Task, dissertation, August 1978; Denton, Texas. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc331247/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; .

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