Model Jejaring Laba-Laba — Trait Anxiety

Jejaring Laba-Laba: Trait Anxiety

Model Jejaring Laba-Laba — Trait Anxiety

Interpretasi Model

Model jejaring laba-laba ini menggambarkan hubungan antara Trait Anxiety sebagai pusat utama dengan berbagai aspek psikologis yang berlapis. Lapisan pertama mencakup bentuk kecemasan spesifik seperti State Anxiety, Mathematics Anxiety, Communication Anxiety, dan Ketakutan Ujian.

Dari lapisan ini muncul Kecemasan Akademik sebagai konstruksi yang lebih luas, yang kemudian berpengaruh pada aspek-aspek penting pembelajaran seperti rasa percaya diri, motivasi, minat sains, konsentrasi, prestasi, serta munculnya kebingungan atau frustrasi.

Dengan demikian, model ini menjelaskan bahwa trait anxiety bukan sekadar kondisi internal, tetapi membentuk jejaring pengaruh yang kompleks terhadap pengalaman belajar dan performa akademik.

Interpretasi Model

  • Trait Anxiety berperan sebagai pusat yang memengaruhi berbagai bentuk kecemasan lain.
  • Terdapat hubungan langsung dengan:
    • State Anxiety (kecemasan situasional)
    • Mathematics Anxiety (kecemasan matematika)
    • Communication Anxiety (kecemasan komunikasi)
    • Ketakutan Ujian
  • Kecemasan Akademik muncul sebagai mediator yang menghubungkan trait anxiety dengan aspek psikologis lain.
  • Kecemasan akademik berpengaruh pada:
    • Rasa percaya diri
    • Motivasi belajar
    • Minat terhadap sains
    • Konsentrasi belajar
    • Prestasi akademik
    • Kondisi emosional: kebingungan, frustrasi, dan rasa takut
  • Implikasi praktis: Intervensi perlu menargetkan peningkatan motivasi, regulasi emosi, dan rasa percaya diri untuk mengurangi dampak trait anxiety.
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