A person with math anxiety does not necessarily lack what?
AInterest in school
BAbility in maths
CPhysical stamina
DBasic literacy
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Ability in maths
1. Anxiety interferes with how a learner performs.
2. The learner may still have the ability but cannot show full potential because of interfering symptoms.
3. The other options are unrelated to the point being made.
_Source: Wikipedia, Mathematical anxiety, Impact on Performance_
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