1.
Going into a regularly scheduled class period in which the professor asks the students to participate.
2.
Re-reading the answers I gave on the test before turning it in.
3.
Sitting down to study before a regularly scheduled class.
4.
Turning my completed test paper in.
5.
Hearing the announcement of a coming test.
6.
Having a test returned.
7.
Reading the first question on a final exam.
8.
Studying for a class in which I am scared of the professor.
9.
Being in class waiting for my corrected test to be returned.
10.
Seeing a test question and not being sure of the answer.
11.
Studying for a test the night before.
12.
Waiting to enter the room where a test is to be given.
13.
Waiting for a test to be handed out.
14.
Being called on to answer a question in class by a professor who scares me.
15.
Waiting for the day my corrected test will be returned.
16.
Seeing my standing on the exam relative to other people's standing.
17.
Discussing with the professor an answer I believed to be right, but that was marked wrong.
18.
Waiting to see my letter grade on the test.
20.
Studying for a midterm.
21.
Studying for a final.
22.
Discussing my approaching test with friends a few weeks before the test.
23.
After the test, listening to the answers which my friends selected.
24.
Looking at the clock to see how much time remains during the exam.
25.
Seeing the number of questions that need to be answered on the test.
26.
On an essay exam, seeing a question I cannot answer.
27.
On a multiple choice test, seeing a question I cannot answer.
28.
Being asked by someone if I am ready for a forthcoming exam.
29.
Being the first one to finish an exam and turn it in.
30.
Being asked by a friend where I stand in a class.
31.
Being asked by a friend the results of a test on which I did poorly.
32.
Discovering I need an A or B on the next test in order to pass the course.
33.
Discovering I need an A or B on the final to maintain the grade point average necessary to remain in school.
34.
Remembering my past reactions while preparing for another test.
35.
Seeking out the teaching assistant or professor for advice or help.
36.
Being told to see the professor concerning some aspects of my class work.
37.
Asking for a make-up exam after missing the scheduled exam.
38.
Being the last one to finish an exam and turn it in.
39.
Discussing the course content with fellow students just before entering the classroom the day of the exam.
40.
Reviewing study materials the night before an exam.
41.
On the first day of the course hearing the professor announce the dates of the midterm and final exams.
42.
Having the professor ask a question of the class which deals with the course material and then look in my direction.
43.
Making an appointment to see the professor regarding some course problem.
44.
Thinking about a coming exam 3 weeks before it's scheduled.
45.
Thinking about a coming exam 1 week before it's scheduled.
46.
Thinking about a coming exam the night before it's scheduled.
47.
Thinking about a coming exam the hour before it's scheduled.
48.
Thinking about a coming exam the weekend before it's scheduled.
