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Gender Differences in College Stress Coping by nmosa150 is a document available to read on EtoBox.

The study investigates gender differences in perceived stress and coping strategies among college students, revealing that men tend to use humor more while women rely on emotional and instrumental support. Regression analyses indicate that denial and self-blame predict perceived stress for women, whereas behavioral disengagement and self-blame are significant for men. The findings suggest that health practitioners should consider these gender differences when developing interventions to help students manage

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