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Background of The Study
Background of The Study
CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION
lot of work or school requirements that would cost them more time for
work than the hours they need for recharging their body. Many people
especially young adults – the most emotional and purpose driven age,
there are three types of stress Acute, Episodic Acute and Chronic
dangerous situations. People feel this when having a fight with their
something new. Episodic Acute Stress is the same with Acute Stress but
Stress comes from many factors for example being stacked with a lot of
sleeping too much, and procrastinating. Lastly, for physical are head
(2014).
Generation Z- those of High School and college age said that they have
early Generation Xers are less stressed because they had more free
range childhood, with less anxiety over safety, well-being and had
survey and it said that 58% of the population has been experiencing
stress basing from the data of global well-being index that was
released. With this data, Philippines topped second for most stressed
country after Greece, having 59% of the population and Tanzania placed
third with the stress rate of 57%. With Hibbs and Rostains’ article
it’s been noticed that stress seem to start lurking around the younger
work, family life, social life, and sports combined with relentless
media culture have made the young people more stressed than ever
mental health.
responses of female and male in the causes of stress and their coping
senior high school students have the same stressors and stress
study further.
cope with their stress more effectively and refrain the community
on specific causes.
them.
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
questions: