Stress among Diploma and Graduate Nursing students : A Descriptive Study

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Stress is frequent in those who are under a lot of strain, such as managers and students who have to achieve strict deadlines and standards. Because of the transitional nature of college life, college students, particularly freshmen, are more susceptible to stress. As well as acclimating themselves to a new social situation, they have to learn how to cope with the stress of being away from home for the first time and still maintain their high academic standards. Stress has been proved to have a negative impact on everyone, according to previous studies. Everything, good or terrible, can induce stress if it presents a challenge to our mental or emotional well-being. Stress is the result of having to constantly adjust, adapt, or shift one's behaviour. Life transitions, both positive and negative, can lead to stress, according to the vast majority of research on stress. This includes things like failing an exam, having problems with roommates, illness in the family, getting married or divorced, getting promoted or fired, moving to a new location, and going to the university. Adapting to a new cultural environment, dealing with day-to-day stressors, and the process of acculturation have all been cited as stressors in people's lives. For all of us to live in a state of constant stress implies that we are all affected by it.

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