Exhaustion
Study exhaustion is a stress-related syndrome marked by exhaustion-level fatigue, cynicism about studies, feelings of inadequacy, emotional struggles, and cognitive impairments. Prolonged exhaustion can lead to detachment and depression.
Recognizing symptoms is important: constant fatigue that doesn’t improve with rest, irritability, memory issues, questioning the relevance of studies, and feeling like you’re not doing enough may be symptoms of exhaustion.
Preventive and coping strategies: Rest is crucial. Seek professional help, identify stressors, and address work and study habits. Social support from family, peers, and professionals is vital.
Enthusiastic students are energetic, committed, and immersed in learning. Positive attitudes and social support can help prevent exhaustion.
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