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EEO. 2021; 20(2): 3587-3598 Religious Cognitive Behavioral Therapy As A Strategy For Eliminating Academic Burnout Among Undergraduate StudentsDr. Sarwat Sultan, Dr. Irshad Hussain, Asifa Sarwar, Qurattulain Shabbir. Abstract | | | | The present study explored the usefulness of religious cognitive behavioral therapy (RCBT) in limiting impacts of academic burnout among students. The sample consisted on 87 college level undergraduatestudentsof age 17-21 years who were identified as religious (n=40) and nonreligious (n=47). They were given RCBT with repeated assessments of academic burnout at intervals i.e. pre-intervention (T1), intervention after one week (T2) and follow-up intervention after 12 weeks(T3).The analysis of variancewas conductedon academic burnout between religious and non-religiousstudents across T1, T2 and T3 intervals.It demonstrated the effect of timeinterval significantly by substantiating interaction of student’stype and the interval. Results ofWilks’ Lambda and partial eta squared suggested a decrease in academic burnout across the three time intervals for religious students as compared to their counterparts’ i.e. non-religious students. Results of the study determined efficacy of RCBT and with implications for both teachers and psychotherapists to improve the students’ academic performance.
Key words: Academic Burnout, Religiosity, Religious Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Stress
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