More education leads to more stress, study says

A new study from the University of Toronto has done more education gives people a sense of control, but also more stress.

First, they studied "championship", or how people feel much control over their lives. They asked how anyone agree or disagree with statements such as: ". You have little control over the things that happen" or "Do you often feel helpless in dealing with problems of life"

The graduates had the highest level of control which associated with higher income and lower risk of a financial burden, compared to non-graduates. researchers

Although the graduates that they felt more control than people who had not completed college had also felt more stressed. The study participants showed signs of overwork, subject to a high working pressure and work to family conflict.

"While training is very critical for control, higher education is introduced to the stressors that can alleviate the psychological benefits," said Professor Scott Schieman.