Hubungan antara kecemasan akademik dan sleep paralysis pada mahasiswa Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Udayana tahun pertama
Jurnal Psikologi Udayana April 27, 2019 Karla Amanda Permata, P. N. Widiasavitri
Sleep paralysis is a sleep disorder in which individuals are conscious but unable to move or speak for seconds or minutes, sometimes with difficulty breathing and chest tightness. It can occur at least once in a lifetime, with first onset typically between ages 14–18. Academic anxiety, an unpleasant feeling affecting physical and psychological states in academic situations, has been proposed as a cause. This study of 80 first-year medical students at Universitas Udayana found no relationship between academic anxiety and the occurrence of sleep paralysis, based on chi-square analysis.