Thesis Abstract

Abstract
This thesis explores the effectiveness of mindfulness-based interventions in reducing stress and anxiety among university students through a comparative study. Stress and anxiety are common mental health challenges faced by university students, impacting their academic performance, overall well-being, and future prospects. The study aims to investigate whether mindfulness-based interventions can serve as a beneficial approach to addressing these issues compared to traditional methods. The research methodology involves a quantitative approach, utilizing surveys and psychological assessments to measure stress and anxiety levels among university students who participate in mindfulness-based interventions and those who do not. A comparative analysis will be conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of mindfulness practices in reducing stress and anxiety within this population. The literature review provides an in-depth exploration of existing studies on mindfulness interventions, stress, and anxiety among university students. It highlights the theoretical framework supporting mindfulness-based approaches and their potential benefits in promoting mental well-being. Findings from the study are expected to contribute to the growing body of research on mindfulness interventions in educational settings and provide insights into the practical implications for addressing stress and anxiety among university students. The results will be discussed in detail, considering factors such as the frequency of mindfulness practice, duration of intervention, and participant engagement. Overall, this comparative study seeks to shed light on the role of mindfulness-based interventions as a viable strategy for reducing stress and anxiety among university students. The significance of this research lies in its potential to inform counseling and educational practices, promoting mental health and well-being within higher education institutions. Keywords mindfulness-based interventions, stress, anxiety, university students, comparative study, mental health, well-being.

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