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Comparative study of perceived stress among female medical and non-medical university students in Dammam, Saudi Arabia.
Other titles
دراسة للمقارنة بين الضغوط النفسية التي تواجهها طالبات كلية الطب وطالبات كلية غير طبية بالدمام في المملكة العربية السعودية
Publisher
College of Medicine, Sultan Qaboos University.
Gregorian
2010-12
Language
English
English abstract
The study authors have compared levels of stress among medical students using certain defined parameters. The study suggested that medical students appear to have a greater propensity towards academic stress, than their counterpart nonmedical students.1 Studies from different parts of the world, including from the Arabian Gulf are congruent with such a view.3,4 However, compared to other studies, the present finding of a 48.6% rate of academic stress appear to be bewilderingly high considering that, due to cultural patterning, there is a low tendency in such a population to admit to emotional distress.
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Al-Adawiyah, Sarah S. H. (2010). Comparative study of perceived stress among female medical and non-medical university students in Dammam, Saudi Arabia. Sultan Qaboos University Medical Journal, 10 (3), 410-411.
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Journal articles