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In an outdated educational model, educators spend most of their time teaching so they have a highly significant function in-class silence, and all that learners can do is to pay attention quietly; in other words, they do not dare to distract the educator and they do not let ask questions even if some important points are hard to so the primary element behind learners’ silence is related to these conventional educational models, the educator-centric models that impede their involvement and boost their silence understand ( Zhouyuan, 2016 ).
Overall, the S-AI scores were at the same level in both groups before the intervention, and both showed a decreasing trend with time progression after the intervention, but the scores in the VR group were significantly lower than those in the control group both after and before the intervention ( p < 0.01) ( Figure 3 ). 3.3.
Discussion The data show a positive trend of increasing articles published on turnover intentions during the last 5 years, although there is a slow rise in 2017–2018, but still slowly increasing articles, and an active period in 2019–2021, with a surge in articles and increased attention, which is consistent with Naila Ufiidatul Uzkiyyah study ( Uzkiyyah et al., 2022 ), suggesting nursing managers and researchers became to pay attention to the problem of nurses’ turnover intention.
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Construct validity has been established with Australian professional musicians with highly significant correlations ranging between 0.40 and 0.71 with the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (Trait), the Social Phobia Inventory, the Anxiety and Depression Detector, and r = −0.53 with Core Self-Evaluations (measuring self-esteem and self-efficacy).
Item Memory Test As shown in Table 2 , the difference in error rates between the denying group and the truth-telling group reached a significant level, and a marginally significant difference was found between the mixed lying group and the denying group, suggesting that the denying group generated lower error rates than the other two groups.