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High Suicide Rate among college students
I was reading online that there is a high suicide rate among college students, due to the fact that it is very competitive. In September 2010, I will be entering college, and my major is going to be computer engineering. Now, I am a person who does get easily stressed (especially now with the SAT which I lost motivation since I score below average on it), especially under pressure, though I have never had any thoughts or ideas of suicide. What are some good ways to relieve stress in college?
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Here's to your future!
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Stress is the underlying factor which can undermined any one suffering from an illness, fear, or just plain insecurity. The mind and body altercation brought on by our own self affliction. Anxiety is a vague, uncomfortable feeling of fear, dread or danger from an unknown source. For some it may be a one time episode. Other become constantly anxious about everything. A certain amount of anxiety is normal and helps improve our performance and allows people to avoid dangerous situations. Stress related symptoms also include a feeling that something undesirable is about to happen dry mouth, swallowing difficulty, hoarseness, rapid breathing and heart palpitations, twitching or trembling, muscle tension, headaches, backaches sweating, difficulty in concentrating, dizziness or faintness. Nausea, diarrhea, weight loss, sleeplessness, irritability, fatigue, nightmares, memory problems, and sexual impotence. The single most important point you can make about stress is that in most cases it's not what's out there that's the problem, it's how you react to it. How you react is determined by how you perceive a particular stress. The Chinese word for crisis is "weiji" . Two characters that separately mean danger and opportunity. Every problem we encounter in life can be viewed that way. It is a chance to show that we can handle it. Changing the way you think, can change a life of stress and discomfort to a life of challenge and excitement. Thinking about a success or a past achievement is excellent when you're feeling uncertain and stress. You are instantly reminded that you've achieved before, and there's no reason you shouldn't achieve this time. We can learn to manage stress. Start with these tips: *Keep a positive attitude. *Accept that there are events that you cannot control. *Learn and practice relaxation techniques. *Exercise regularly. Your body can fight stress better when it is fit. *Eat healthy, well-balanced meals. *Get enough rest and sleep. Your body needs time to recover from stressful events. *Learn to manage your time more effectively.
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