Vestibular e as repercussões associadas à ansiedade dos candidatos.

Abstract

Objective. To analyze the anxiety levels in undergraduate students on the selection examination period. Method. It is an exploratory, longitudinal and inferential study from case-control type with sample per convenience, composed by 39 students undergraduate (ENEM-2015) of both gender and 17 mean age (±1,01). Was used The Beck Anxiety Inventory – BAI, the Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale – HAM-A) and the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index – PSQI. For statistical analysis of paired comparisons, the probability distribution (descriptive) and the McNemar test (inferential) was used with p≤0,05 in the SPSS for windows – 21.0 from 2012. Results. In the sleep analyses, 35,9% exhibited bad level and 46,2% of students ingested psychotropic with the purpose to stay awake. The larger prevalence observed was anxiety levels, 20,5% - grave (BAI) and 12,8 – serious (HAM-A) in the third moment. Conclusions. The period of student selection examination could to interfere in the anxiety levels and sleep quality of these undergraduate inducing them to ingest psychotropic negligently.