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crl-14261	American Library Association, 	Letters	1986	6	.pdf	application/pdf	2062	95	48	Her theory of library anxiety provides an excellent demonstration of how important it is for librarians to understand and make service deci- sions on the basis, not only of what library users do, but also how they feel about what they do. Insistent on the fact that the common themes she discovered in the students' journals would validate the need for and improve library instruction, Mellon ignores the implications of library anxiety, which suggest that instruction programs may be part of the problem.	cache/crl-14261.pdf	txt/crl-14261.txt