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Building social and emotional competencies for coping with academic stress among students in lower secondary school  

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Parental support and adolescents' coping with academic stressors: A longitudinal study of parents' influence beyond academic pressure 

Xavier University

Academic stress refers to the stress students experience related to school. It can be as a result of a heavy workload and/or due to the pressure to perform well. 

Academic Stress 

Academic Stress References 

- Too much homework 
- Disorganization 
- Poor time management 
- Not enough sleep 
- Lack of support 

Causes of Academic Stress 

Parents can....
- Monitor their teen's stress and workload 
- Model stress management skills
- Encourage teens to become in extra curriculars. 

Ways Parents Can Help Teens Cope with Academic Stress

- Increases likelihood of anxiety and depression 
- Can over activate the stress response 

Side Effects of Academic Stress 

- Get enough sleep 
- Relaxation exercises (ie., abdominal breathing and mediation) 
-Decrease negative self talk and increase positive positive self talk 
- Engage in relaxing activities 
- Form a strong network of friends 
- Yoga 

Ways Teens Can Manage Academic Stress 

- Workload pressure 
- External pressure 
- Intrapsychic pressure

Types of Academic Stress 

In response to academic stress, students tend to engage in either: 
- Engaged coping strategies 
- Disengaged coping strategies 

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