A Study of Impact of Stress on Performance, A Case Study of School of Sonipat

Authors

  • Dr. Surander Singh  B.P.E., M.A. M. Phil, Ph.D, (Physical Education) (MBA HR)

Keywords:

Stress, Health impact, Performance.

Abstract

A few examinations have demonstrated the positive connection between stress and its impact on performance. Many enquiries on this subject are done either on sex ratio, diverse instructive levels to discover the effect on the scholastic execution of understudies. It is inside this examination system that we need to discover how much impact is of stress on performance. Thus, this paper endeavors to decide the elements of stress that is going to effect the performance level as well as social elements influencing scholarly components which on promoting investigation on sexual orientation premise influence the Scholastic execution of understudies. To fulfill our goal, we took a school to fulfill the objectives of our study and find the impact. To begin with, we selected 200 respondents out of which there were 92 females and 108. By regulating our poll review, data identified with points, past inquiries about, we got to our last outcomes. Results are displayed graphically, inferentially and clearly.

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Dr. Surander Singh, " A Study of Impact of Stress on Performance, A Case Study of School of Sonipat, International Journal of Scientific Research in Science and Technology(IJSRST), Online ISSN : 2395-602X, Print ISSN : 2395-6011, Volume 3, Issue 7, pp.247-252, September-October-2017.