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Empathy and Emotional Regulation: A Multi-National Cross-Sectional Study

Join our study on empathy and emotions across different countries.

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Study Summary: This study looks at feelings of burnout, which is extreme tiredness and stress, in nursing students. Burnout can lead to problems like stress, depression, and anxiety. The study wants to see how burnout connects to empathy (the ability to understand how others feel) and emotional regulation (how well someone manages their emotions). By understanding this, it can help create better ways to support nursing students and make sure they stay healthy and happy. This research is important because nursing school is challenging, and students often feel a lot of pressure.

  • Only undergraduate nursing students can join.
  • The study is conducted in the Middle East.
  • There is no mention of any compensation or risks.
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    Empathy
    Emotional Regulation
    Burnout

NCT06200090

Mansoura University

8 July 2024

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