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The Sunday Anxiety: Understanding University Students’ Feelings Before a New Week

Sunday is often considered a day of rest, but many university students experience stress and anxiety while thinking about the upcoming week. This survey aims to explore the frequency, possible causes, and effects of Sunday anxiety among university students. The collected responses will be used for an academic Statistics project. Participation is voluntary. Respondents’ information will be handled responsibly and used only for the stated academic purpose.

The Sunday Anxiety: Understanding University Students’ Feelings Before a New Week

Please fill out your information and select one answer for each question.

What is your current semester?Required
How often do you experience Sunday anxiety?Required
When does your Sunday anxiety usually begin?Required
What is your main source of Sunday anxiety?Required
How intense is your Sunday anxiety?Required
How long do you spend worrying on Sundays?Required
How many hours do you sleep on Sunday night?Required
How does Sunday anxiety affect your sleep?Required
How does Sunday anxiety affect your Monday mood?Required
How prepared do you feel for the upcoming week?Required
How often do you think about university work on Sundays?Required
What do you usually do when you feel Sunday anxiety?Required
How much does your academic workload contribute to Sunday anxiety?Required
How often do you feel relaxed on Sundays?Required
What would help reduce your Sunday anxiety the most?Required

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