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Shammem Akhtar

SUBSTANCE USES, DEPRESSION, SOCIAL ANXIETY AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

Shared by Shammem Akhtar - 27 January 2025
The relationship between mental health, substance use, and academic performance among university students is complex but critical. Our recent study revealed significant correlations between these factors, highlighting the need for comprehensive student support programs. Interestingly, we found no significant gender differences, suggesting these issues affect students universally. How can universities better address these challenges? Let’s discuss! #MentalHealth #HigherEducation #ResearchInsights"
Originally posted by Shammem Akhtar - 10 December 2024

The current study aims to examine the relationships between substance use, depression, social anxiety, and academic achievement among university students. Given the rapid pace of modern life, understanding the interplay between these factors is increasingly important. The study sample consisted of...

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Jalil, R., & Akhtar, S. (2024). Substance uses, depression, social anxiety and academic achievement among university students. Pakistan Islamicus (An International Journal of Islamic & Social Sciences), 4(01), 63–71. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10825112
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Substance Uses Depression Social Anxiety Academic Performance University Students
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