Depression and anxiety in college students
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https://doi.org/10.1804/rpcc-uacjs.v5i1.11Keywords:
Depression, Anxiety, College students, GenderAbstract
In this research we present rates of depression and anxiety of students of Autonomous University of Tamaulipas campus Reynosa-Aztlan. The sample was composed by 500 students, classified by gender and academic program, we applied two standardized instruments, to measure depression used Beck Depression Scale and the Hamilton Anxiety Scale. Results show us that there is a higher score in tables of depressive female as well as female anxiety.References
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