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Clinical study finds family conflict outweighs academic stress in students’ mental health struggles

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Shilpa Elizabeth
Clinical study finds family conflict outweighs academic stress in students’ mental health struggles
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A clinical study by Cadabams Hospitals reveals that family conflict is a more significant driver of student mental health issues than academic stress. The findings highlight the need for more supportive environments in educational institutions.

While examinations, marks and academic competition have been considered the primary drivers of stress experienced by students, a new study suggests “family conflict” as a more common reason for students seeking psychological support than academic stress.

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