A Comparative Analysis of Depression and Relationships among Young Adults in Kolkata

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Sraboni Chatterjee (Department of Psychology, Bijoy Krishna Girls’ College, Howrah, West Bengal)

Making a comparative profile of young adult males and females is the goal of this study. Eighty college students were chosen as a sample, forty of whom were men and forty of whom were women. Depression and relationships were chosen as the interaction variables for this investigation. Profile-specific traits highlight the fact that young adult females find it difficult to make and keep relationships or connections, which can make them more destructive, overly reliant, unhappy, and insecure. Whereas, due to better coping strategies that protect them from stressors, young adult males are less destructive, over-dependent, and depressed than females.