Academic anxiety, also known as learning anxiety, is a negative emotion that students produce in their academic environment (Collie, Ginns, Martin, papworth, 2017), and is a feeling of tension, anxiety, fear, fear, etc. arising from learning tasks and learning processes. Studies have shown that moderate stress can keep students motivated, motivate, and, to some extent, increase their attention and responsiveness to questions in class, but excessive academic anxiety can reduce academic performance and even lead to serious psychological or behavioral problems (Pekrun, Elliot, and Maier, 2009). Mandala painting has a remarkable effect in alleviating negative emotions such as anxiety and depression. Based on the existing research on Mandala painting at home and abroad, this study explores the effect of Mandala painting on the academic anxiety of junior high school students, and on the basis of relevant questionnaires, explores the mechanism of mandala painting to alleviate academic anxiety.<br>Emotional expression is a kind of ability to perceive and express oneself or other people's emotions, emotion regulation self-efficacy is an individual can effectively regulate their own emotions of a degree of self-confidence and ability. The research shows that there is a correlation between the emotional expression of junior high school students and academic achievement and academic anxiety, and the individuals with high sense of self-efficacy of emotion regulation can deal with their emotional problems effectively and relieve the bad mood brought about by their studies, so as to obtain better academic results more easily. The purpose of this study is to explore the relationship between emotional expression, emotional self-efficacy and academic anxiety among junior high school students, and to examine the effect of Mandala painting on academic anxiety. The study randomly selected 80 junior high school students (40 in the experimental group and 40 in the control group) as the subjects, and the subjects were subjected to 10 weeks (1/week, 50 minutes/once) intervention training, and the control group did not engage in any academic anxiety interventions. The findings are as follows:<br>1, junior high school students positive emotional expression, emotional self-efficacy and academic anxiety there are gender differences, of which girls academic anxiety significantly higher than boys;<br>2, the emotional expression of junior high school students and academic anxiety showed a significant negative correlation, emotional expression and emotional self-efficacy of emotional regulation was significantly positive correlation, emotional self-efficacy and academic anxiety was significantly negative correlation;<br>3, junior high school students emotional adjustment self-efficacy sense in the emotional expression and academic anxiety play a part of the intermediary role, in which the expression of positive emotion self-efficacy and management of negative emotions self-efficacy sense in the emotional expression and academic anxiety play a part of the intermediary role;<br>4, Mandala painting can effectively alleviate the academic anxiety of junior high school students;<br>5, Mandala painting to alleviate the role of junior high school students academic anxiety mechanism and emotional expression, emotional adjustment of self-efficacy, that is, through Mandala painting intervention, can significantly improve the group of junior high school students emotional expression and emotional self-efficacy, thereby reducing academic anxiety.
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