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Mental health of professional and non-professional students of Kashmir division

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The present study was carried in context of metal health of professional and non-professional students of Kashmir Division. The required sample for the presents study consists of 400 respondents. For collecting the data, the investigator employed the Mental Health Inventory (MHI) developed by Dr. Jagdesh and Dr. A. K. Srivastawa. The collected data was subjected to statistical treatment by using Descriptive as well as well inferential statistics. Whole data was selected with the help of Random Sampling Technique (RST). The results of the study indicate that there seem no significant difference professional and non-professional students on their level of mental health. Thus investigator inferred that type of course pursued by the respondents has insignificant impact on the level of mental health of the selected respondents.

Diverse Scientific Research StudiesMental healthContext (archaeology)PsychologySample (material)Simple random sampleHealth professionalsMedical educationMedicineEnvironmental healthPsychiatry
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