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Prevalence and Reasons for University Library Usage.

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Jiao, Qun G.; Onwuegbuzie, Anthony J. – Library Review, 1997

This study aimed to develop a demographic profile of the typical student user of academic libraries. Subjects were undergraduate/graduate students (n=522) at two universities. Results are discussed in terms of: populations of student users, how the library is utilized, predictors of frequency of library use, gender differences, non-native English…

Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Anxiety, College Students, English (Second Language)

Library Anxiety: Characteristics of "At-Risk" College Students.

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Jiao, Qun G.; And Others – Library & Information Science Research, 1996

Discussion of library anxiety focuses on a study of 493 university students that examined factors that predict library anxiety. A stepwise multiple regression analysis revealed that age, sex, year of study, native language, grade point average, employment status, frequency of library visits, and reason for using the library were significant…

Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Age Differences, Anxiety, College Students