A Winner Never Quits and Quitter Never Wins
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student stress student performance energy crisis teaching methodology motivation depression
Abstract
Students rely on different tools, method and techniques to overcome and cope with their stress which effects their schooling achievements. Stress is a part of our life and by using various techniques we can reduce stresses and could lead to a better life and can achieve academics goal and target. The objective of our study is to examine and observe the different kinds of stresses of the university's students which have great effect on their study. There could be many stresses like the stress of controlling, leading and managing new responsibilities, financial stress, which heavily affect the lives of students. In order to analyze the research objects various statistical tools has been done on the data so as to find that there is a significant relation between stress and student performance. The study is based on the students of private and government universities and colleges of Islamabad, are taken as population and target on the result of the student performance and their success in the academic year.
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