Sex differences in mathematics performance, anxiety, interest and self confidence among hinterland high school students / by Hoverth A. Ramirez
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Aimed to determine the academic performance, level of anxiety, interest, and self-confidence of students in mathematics and how their sex relates to these variables utilizing descriptive-correlative design using a validate instrument. It used percent, mean, weighted mean, Mann-Whitney U test, and z-test as statistical tools. It was revealed that the academic performance of both the male and female students in mathematics was in the satisfactory level.
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