A Comparative Study On Stress Coping Mechanisms Of Teenagers Ages From 13-19 Years Old In Malolos, Bulacan
Keywords:
Stress, Coping Mechanism, Comparative Study, TeenagersAbstract
Stress is an inevitable part of everybody’s life. It is normal to be experienced since it is a response to stressor/s. This study aimed to identify and compare the symptoms and level of stress the teenagers of Malolos, Bulacan experiencing and their coping mechanisms in terms of Profile of the Residents, Symptoms of Stress, Perceived Level of Stress, Ardell Wellness Stress, Stress Coping: Self-Assessment. The study was done online through questionnaires that were answered by the participants in a snowball sampling that works in a chain referral system. A total of 138 respondents were able to represent the population to determine how teenagers are doing well, dealing with stress, and their coping mechanisms. Using the Perceived Stress Scale, the researchers identified the stress level teenagers most like to experience. The Ardell Wellness Test was also used to identify how stress affects teenagers and their feelings during these times. This test was able to initially assess if the teenagers were self-actualized or if they were candidates for psychological counseling. The stress Coping Self Assessment test was also administered to identify how teenagers deal with stress. The results of these tests are only self-assessments for research purposes and are not subject to diagnosis.
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