Mental Health Study and Psychological Factors Impacting the Behaviour Among College Students in India

Abstract

Health risk behaviour, sometimes referred to as health impairing behaviour, is dangerous when it comes to children since it might have unfavourable consequences that last into adulthood. Although not entirely inherited, anxiety disorders can also result from the use of drugs, such as alcohol and caffeine, as well as the withdrawal from particular medications. They frequently occur in conjunction with other mental health issues, including actual depression, bipolar disorder, identity issues, and food issues. The phrase "nervousness" refers to four types of contacts that a person may experience: dissociative unease, physical tension, mental fear, and bodily symptoms. Feelings associated with unease range from mild anxiety to depressive bouts. While there are other psychological and therapeutic conditions that can mimic the signs of a tension disorder, this study outlines the elements that contribute to anxiety and how they impact students' mental health. The results and conclusions of the data collection process using a questionnaire were presented by the researcher. The researcher also talked about some inferences drawn from the participants' comments in addition to this.