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Crucial Factors Affecting Stress: A Study among Undergraduates in Pakistan

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  • Kashif Ud Din Khan
  • Shazia Gulzar
  • Farzan Yahya

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Stress is normally unavoidable part of everyone’s life living in this world. It portrays a negative notion that can have an impact on one’s mental and physical well-being. The core intention of this study was to detect the most influencing factors of stress affecting undergraduates. The four factors that had taken under consideration were Family stress, Emotional stress, Financial Stress and Social Stress. To accomplish this research stress inventory has developed using scientific methods. Respondents were undergraduate students of university with different demographics. Results has presented graphically, descriptively and inferentially using SPSS and Excel. Pearson’s chi-square and correlation has applied to verify the relationship between stress factors and demographics. Results show that living persuasively under strict rules and regulations can be a family stressor. Unavailability of best choices and paramount match to live with as a partner can be an emotional stress. Less income students find difficulty to spend money on buying and enjoying which is a predictor of financial stress. Pressurized life and squat admiration from people has lied under Social stress. Other verdicts are also deemed according to Pakistani cultural context.

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  • Kashif Ud Din Khan & Shazia Gulzar & Farzan Yahya, 2013. "Crucial Factors Affecting Stress: A Study among Undergraduates in Pakistan," International Journal of Asian Social Science, Asian Economic and Social Society, vol. 3(2), pages 428-442.
  • Handle: RePEc:asi:ijoass:v:3:y:2013:i:2:p:428-442:id:2427
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