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Enjoyable for some, stressful for others? Physiological and subjective indicators of achievement emotions during adaptive versus fixed-item testing

Wünsch et al., 2025

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1594851625848536561
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Wünsch M
Frenzel A
Pekrun R
Sun L
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Contemporary Educational Psychology

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In light of the increasing use of computerized adaptive testing, we investigated how adaptive testing impacts test-takers' subjective emotional experiences and their psychophysiological arousal. Applying a within-person design (N= 89), we compared participants' affective states …
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