A STUDY OF STRESS AND MENTAL HEALTH IN U.G. STUDENT

The main purpose of Present Research was to find out the mean difference between U.G. Students in Stress and Mental health. For this total 60 students (30 Girl’s Students, 30 Boy’s Students) were taken as a Sample. For measure Stress in Student Stress Scale was Used Which Developed by da Costa Leite and Israel. For measure Mantal Health in them Mental Health Questionnaire was used which was Developed by D.J. Bhatt, Gita R. Gida and Shilpa V.Sidapara for find out difference between them ‘t’ test was used for Find out Correlation karl Pearson Correlation Method was Used. Result that there was a Not – Significant difference in Stress (t = 0.98) and Not – Significant Difference in Mental Health (t = 0.90) among U.G. Students There was a Negative Correlation (r = - 0.08) Between Stress and Mental Health.

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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
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2025-05-31
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https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i03.46513
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Resilience and Mental Health
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A STUDY OF STRESS AND MENTAL HEALTH IN U.G. STUDENT

Manali Vaghasiya
International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
Resilience and Mental Health
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A STUDY OF STRESS AND MENTAL HEALTH IN U.G. STUDENT

Manali Vaghasiya
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Abstract

The main purpose of Present Research was to find out the mean difference between U.G. Students in Stress and Mental health. For this total 60 students (30 Girl’s Students, 30 Boy’s Students) were taken as a Sample. For measure Stress in Student Stress Scale was Used Which Developed by da Costa Leite and Israel. For measure Mantal Health in them Mental Health Questionnaire was used which was Developed by D.J. Bhatt, Gita R. Gida and Shilpa V.Sidapara for find out difference between them ‘t’ test was used for Find out Correlation karl Pearson Correlation Method was Used. Result that there was a Not – Significant difference in Stress (t = 0.98) and Not – Significant Difference in Mental Health (t = 0.90) among U.G. Students There was a Negative Correlation (r = - 0.08) Between Stress and Mental Health.

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