Stress and The College Student
Stress and The College Student
Stress and The College Student
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Demographic Data
Male and Female
Ages 18 - >35
Race
Housing
Enrolled in a community college or university
Class standing
Cultural Descriptors
Peer pressure to party Pressure to succeed Being involved in extracurricular activities Increased responsibility Exposure to new situations Social events
Bias
Habitually Partying Sexual Promiscuity Lazy Drug Abuse
Sleep habits
Nutrition habits
Social Factors
Living on your own / responsibilities Substance abuse Financial responsibilities Peer pressure
Relationships
Academic Factors
Honors program / scholarships
Program requirements
Procrastination
Floating anxiety
Statistics
1 in 5 undergrad students feel stress all or most of the time 77% of students feel stress over academic concerns 67% of students feel stress about financial worries 53% of students feel stress about relationships 60% of students at some time have felt stress to the point of not being able to get work done 70% of students have never considered talking to a counselor about their stress 84% of students reach out to friends to help them with their stress 67% of students reach out to parents for help with stress
Stress Management
Exercise Proper Diet Sleep Communication Go to class and stay on track with class work Keep your space organized Meditation
References
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