State anxiety is a state in which one experiences in dealing with statistics' concepts, matters, educational situation, and an evaluation context as intense worries, displeasing attitudes, mental disorder, tension and mental emotion (Zidner, 1991). From the very beginning statistics anxiety was defined as a multidimensional variable over the multidimensionality of which most of the scholars are unanimous. Cruise and Wilkins (1980) have all identified 6 components or variables for statistics anxiety and any of them have studied a different dimension of this variable. These six dimensions of statistics anxiety include: Worth of Statistics ,Test and Class Anxiety, Fear of Asking for Help, Interpretation Anxiety, Computational Self-Concept, and Fear of Statistics Teacher. Although most of the studies done concerning statistics anxiety have emphasized on its cognitive aspect, based on three aforementioned effective factors upon statistics anxiety it can be concluded that various variables like motivate, emotional, social, and cognitive variables affect this phenomenon. Thus many of the problems in statistics may not result form inadequacy or lack of talent