COMPARISON OF STRESS LEVEL AMONG PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND YOGA STUDENTS
Abstract
The present study shows the comparison of stress level among male Physical Education and yoga students. The total sample of 60 student’s divided into two group i.e. 30 Physical Education and 30 yoga students from Gurukul Kangri University Haridwar (Uttarakhand). In the present study Random sampling technique was employed to select the sample. A psychological stress scale (Kaul and Bedi 2001) was used to assess the stress level. The Result was found that male Physical Education students have less stress as compare to yoga students. So finding of the study indicate that yoga students were more prone to stress as compare to Physical Education students.
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