POLITICAL VIOLENCE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES ON THE
MENTAL WELL-BEING OF ADULT STUDENTS IN CHATTOGRAM

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This research explores the psychological effects of political violence on adult students in Chattogram. It examines how exposure to political unrest—including violence, intimidation, and academic disruption—affects mental health outcomes such as anxiety disorders, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and other trauma-related conditions.

Focusing on university students, the study investigates the relationship between political trauma and emotional resilience in a socio-political environment marked by frequent instability. The research also assesses coping strategies and institutional responses to mental health challenges within academic communities affected by political conflict.