Project Overview
This analysis explores the intricate relationship between student demographics, lifestyle choices, and mental health outcomes. Using a comprehensive survey dataset, we investigate how academic pressure, sleep patterns, and social factors correlate with depression and anxiety among university students.
Data Specs
- Demographic Variables
- Lifestyle & Sleep Metrics
- Psychometric Indicators
- Academic Performance (CGPA)
Interactive Power BI Dashboard
Key Research Findings
The Sleep-Performance Link
Strong positive correlation identified between CGPA and sleep duration; top-performing students average more rest.
Athletic Buffering
Participation in sports acts as a protective factor, correlating with significantly lower reports of depression.
Year-over-Year Stress
Anxiety and depression metrics show an upward trend as students progress into senior academic years.
Coping Mechanisms
Religious activities correlate with lower anxiety, while online entertainment shows higher isolation scores.
Database Schema & Modeling