The average perceived stress score (PSS) among students in the sample was 26.30 scores.
On average females slept 5.18 hrs and males 6.25 hrs per night. While it appears that males slept more than females , the independent t-test indicated that difference in the means were not significantly different with a 95% CI: (-2.6252, 0.585) where the interval included the possiblity of zero.
It is however important to note that there is a strong negative correlation between perceived stress scores and hours slept per night, r = -0.976 (p = < 0.001) indicating that as stress increases the number of hours slept per night decreases.
My understanding of science has always been, anything that can be tested and proven is science. Therefore, I definetly saw psychology as a science.
The steps outline are very similar, coming from a public health background that is the general approach. Additionally, behaviour and behaviour change is at th heart of public health.
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