Predictive Analysis of Stress and Burnout Among Medical Students: Exploring Personal and Environmental Contributors

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Perfectionism and low self-efficacy are strong predictors of stress among medical students, explaining 45% of variance.
Burnout was significantly associated with lack of physical activity and inadequate social support, with R² = 0.39.
Multiple regression analysis and CHAID decision tree were employed to identify predictors and high-risk profiles.
Findings underline the need for targeted interventions addressing psychological and physical health factors in medical education.

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Cross-sectional analysis identified factors like perfectionism and social support influencing stress and burnout.

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