Second-year students report higher job finding anxiety and AI anxiety than students in other academic years¶
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q2 i1 Second-year students reported significantly higher job finding anxiety than first-year students (d=–.22), with small eta-squared effects (.007–.011). → Üstün 2026
Evidence¶
Üstün 2026¶
Üstün, A. G., & Danacıoğlu, N. (2026). The Role of Artificial Intelligence Anxiety and Attitudes Toward Artificial Intelligence in University Students’ Job Finding Anxiety. Participatory Educational Research, 13(2), 143-164. https://doi.org/10.17275/per.26.23.13.2
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One-way ANOVA by academic year (job finding anxiety F=3.794, p=.010, η²=.010) with Tukey HSD post hoc tests in the 1,057-student survey. The study reports second-year students "reported significantly higher anxiety levels than first -year students ( d=–.22)".
"Across the Job Finding Anxiety scale, second year students reported significantly higher anxiety levels than first -year students ( d=–.22)."
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Related Claims¶
- Social science students report higher job finding anxiety and AI anxiety than natural and applied field students, with small effect sizes — related
- Female students report higher job finding anxiety, AI anxiety, and negative AI attitudes than male students — related
- Age, gender, class level and voluntary programme choice do not significantly predict job search anxiety in the adjusted model — reports the opposite
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Second-year students report higher job finding anxiety and AI anxiety than students in other academic years |
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Second-year students report higher job finding anxiety and AI anxiety than students in other academic years |
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