Depression in lag students in English I and II, Universidad Veracruzana
Abstract
The study was conducted among students of the Faculty of Bioanalysis, Veracruz campus. The common feature of this group is that showed lag in English Learning Experiences I and II of the General Basic Training Area (AFBG). The objective of this study is to diagnose depression and the tendency of suffering in a group of 65 students, which found 18 men and 47 women, of different ages. For the latter, the Hamilton Depression Scale. Data analysis was performed through the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS-Statistical Package for the Social Sciences for Windows, in version 17.0.). This study provides important data on the levels of depression experienced by students of this faculty regarding English EE General Basic Training Area.
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