What does mathematical anxiety interfere with?
AWorking with numbers
BLearning to swim
CRecognising colours
DSense of smell
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Working with numbers
1. It is tension that interferes with manipulating numbers and solving problems.
2. It is an emotional reaction to mathematics.
3. It has nothing to do with swimming or smell.
_Source: Wikipedia, Mathematical anxiety, Lead section_
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