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Laura Nicholson

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Test anxiety, emotion regulation, and achievement: Lagged and contemporaneous reciprocal relations.

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By David W. Putwain, Laura Nicholson Verified, Reinhard Pekrun
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Many studies have shown that test anxiety is negatively related to achievement, but studies testing reciprocal relations with achievement are largely lacking. Furthermore, nonadaptive forms of emotion regulation (ER) have been linked to elevated anxiety but there are few studies of ER and test anxiety specifically, and ER is rarely considered alongside relations between test anxiety and achievement.
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Why Victims Need an Attorney—Even When They Can’t Drop the Case

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By Laura Nicholson Verified
| IR Global
How often do we assume a victim controls the trajectory of a criminal case? In reality, although a victim may initiate the criminal complaint, their control ends there.
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TMI: How Your Client’s Need for Likes Is Hurting Their Case

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By Laura Nicholson Verified
| Attorney At Work Verified
Early guidance on social media evidence risks can help preserve your client’s position and avoid costly mistakes that may affect their case. Here’s a refresher on the common mistakes attorneys should counsel clients to avoid. The Myth of Deletion: Deleting posts after an investigation begins can lead to spoliation of evidence or obstruction charges, and digital footprints are almost always recoverable via subpoenas or screenshots.
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