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• W3156327277 abstract "Stress isn't any longer a development that issues adults completely. For this reason, we've set to incorporate stress in our analysis. We have been submitting a survey on stress to a bunch of 671 teenagers with a mean age of sixteen years and 7 months. The survey was centered on 2 totally different aspects teenage: stress perception and stress causes. Family support brick form was additionally submitted. The most finding of this study is that thirty eighth of the samples define them as stressed, with no gender connected variations. Subjects that contemplate themselves stressed indicate as cause lack of your time (31%) and excessive commitments (23%). most the topics say school (48%), family (21%) and sentimental relationships (8%) are the most sources of stress. From the analysis of the open answers, it's clear that family and faculty expectations ar the best thusurces of stress – albeit considerably additional so for females than for males. Subjects were asked to assess the level of stressed originated by finishing school and the need of choosing and planning their future. This finding is important once measured up to the share of subjects that has expressed to have already created the call of what to do once they end learning. because it is seen within the graphic (we asked the topics to state if that they had already decided what to try to after school) the best levels of uncertainty are found in year IV. The intersection of those data doesn't seem, however, enough to explain levels of stress, as the high share of students WHO have set ought to cause a major reduction of stress in year V. presumably, stress regarding the post high school alternative is that the nonlinear combination of 2 factors: on one hand, uncertainty concerning the selection, on the opposite hand, the immediacy of the event. Comparison stress levels among subjects that judge robust family support and subjects that judge scant family support there ar vital variations. the topics that judge robust family support seem to register lower average stress levels, concerning their post high school decisions. Furthermore, this type of support appears to scale back stress as the event comes nearer, facilitating the decision-making." @default.
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• W3156327277 date "2020-01-01" @default.
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• W3156327277 title "Stress perception and Stress causes: Coping support technics with the Positive Psychology Approach" @default.
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