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Empathy and Emotional Regulation: A Multi-National Cross-Sectional Study

"Study on empathy and emotions across different countries. No treatment promised."

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17-27 years
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Study Purpose: This research focuses on the mental health of nursing students, particularly how burnout is linked to empathy and emotional regulation.

Many students worldwide, especially in higher education, face mental health issues like depression (a feeling of extreme sadness), anxiety (feeling very worried), and burnout (feeling extremely tired and overwhelmed). Nursing students often experience these more due to their tough studies. This study is unique in focusing on nursing students in the Middle East to help understand and support them better.

Key Points:

  • The study includes only students currently studying nursing.
  • There are no special requirements to exclude participants.
  • The study aims to help create better support systems for nursing students.

Why Participate? Understanding and addressing mental health challenges can help improve your well-being and prepare you to provide better care as a future nurse.

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    Empathy
    Emotional Regulation
    Burnout

NCT06200090

Mansoura University

8 July 2024

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