AbstractThis study aims to highlight how academic specialization influences the variables: self-perception of stress, coping mechanisms in students at the Faculty of Psychology and students from the Faculty of Chemistry. This study involved 63 subjects, final year undergraduate students at two universities, with different profiles. Hypothesis 1 was supported by the data. Research results have shown that academic specialization significantly influences self-perception of stressors in students of Psychology and students of the Faculty of Chemistry observing that students from the Faculty of Chemistry have significantly higher stress levels than the students from the Faculty of Psychology
This document investigates and seeks to evaluate the Factors' impact; self-management, the results o...
The paper focuses on the stress and coping exercised by pedagogues at mainstream schools in Lithuani...
Psychological research has studied the effects of college academic demands on students\u27 wellbeing...
AbstractThis study is focused to evidence possible correlations between stress reactivity, level of ...
This study aimed to examine the associations between perceived stress, coping, emotion dysregulation...
This experimental study sought to determine whether undergraduate academic major correlated with a s...
AbstractThis study examines to what extent some stressor agents have a negative impact on students’ ...
This research aims to investigate university students’ levels of dealing with stress, from different...
Education at the university level is obviously stressful. The general aim of this paper is to study ...
The purpose of this exploratory study was to analyze the relationship between academic stressors and...
AbstractThis study provides an analysis of academic staff's perceptions on stressors originating fro...
The object of this study is to explore academic stress amongst academics (those who are employed by ...
This work investigated stress in an academic environment for undergraduate students from both quanti...
BACKGROUND: Lowered mental wellbeing of students is a growing health and societal problem. Experienc...
AbstractThe purpose of this study was to determine if there were differential approach and avoidance...
This document investigates and seeks to evaluate the Factors' impact; self-management, the results o...
The paper focuses on the stress and coping exercised by pedagogues at mainstream schools in Lithuani...
Psychological research has studied the effects of college academic demands on students\u27 wellbeing...
AbstractThis study is focused to evidence possible correlations between stress reactivity, level of ...
This study aimed to examine the associations between perceived stress, coping, emotion dysregulation...
This experimental study sought to determine whether undergraduate academic major correlated with a s...
AbstractThis study examines to what extent some stressor agents have a negative impact on students’ ...
This research aims to investigate university students’ levels of dealing with stress, from different...
Education at the university level is obviously stressful. The general aim of this paper is to study ...
The purpose of this exploratory study was to analyze the relationship between academic stressors and...
AbstractThis study provides an analysis of academic staff's perceptions on stressors originating fro...
The object of this study is to explore academic stress amongst academics (those who are employed by ...
This work investigated stress in an academic environment for undergraduate students from both quanti...
BACKGROUND: Lowered mental wellbeing of students is a growing health and societal problem. Experienc...
AbstractThe purpose of this study was to determine if there were differential approach and avoidance...
This document investigates and seeks to evaluate the Factors' impact; self-management, the results o...
The paper focuses on the stress and coping exercised by pedagogues at mainstream schools in Lithuani...
Psychological research has studied the effects of college academic demands on students\u27 wellbeing...