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This research analyzes the relationship between mental health and academic achievement among medical students in Indonesia, focusing on gender differences. It highlights the importance of mental health in student life and how issues like depression, anxiety, and stress can negatively affect academic performance. The study utilized a quantitative survey method with 30 medical students at Muhammadiyah University of Yogyakarta to provide insights into these dynamics.

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This research analyzes the relationship between mental health and academic achievement among medical students in Indonesia, focusing on gender differences. It highlights the importance of mental health in student life and how issues like depression, anxiety, and stress can negatively affect academic performance. The study utilized a quantitative survey method with 30 medical students at Muhammadiyah University of Yogyakarta to provide insights into these dynamics.

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This research was conducted to analyze the relationship between mental health and academic

achievement in medical students in Indonesia. In addition, this research also identified

differences in impact based on the gender of the student. In life, especially in the student

environment, mental health is a very important aspect of everyday life. Good mental health

allows individuals to function optimally, but high doses of influence from the outside world

can give rise to internal conflicts such as depression, anxiety and stress. These conflicts can

later disrupt a person's cognitive, affective and behavioral functions, as well as have a

negative impact on academic achievement. This research was conducted using a quantitative

survey method using questionnaires and the PHQ-9 depression test or Patient Health

Questionnaire with research subjects of 30 medical students at Muhammadiyah University of

Yogyakarta. It is hoped that the results of this research can contribute to providing an in-

depth understanding regarding the influence of mental health on students' academic

performance and the differences in its impact between women and men.

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