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are low for almoat all the seven coping strategies ( Table 6.6 ),which indicates that there exist no relationship between <strong>stress</strong>orsand coping strategies. When the analysis was made sectorwise, asim~lar result was observed, which shows that these two are~ndependent. In other words, employees preferred coping styles oftheu own, daregarding the level of <strong>stress</strong> ( Tables 6.7, 6.8 and6.9).6.4 IMPACT OF S'TRE880RS ON COPIHG STRATEGIESFrom the above, it is clear that there is no relationshipbetween <strong>stress</strong>ors and coplng strategies, slnce the correlationcoefictents are ven lotv. in this part, the researcher attempted toexplore the Impact of <strong>stress</strong>ors on coplng stratepes. Since, thesetwo are not correlated as found earlier. ~t was hypothes~sed thatthere IS no Impact of <strong>stress</strong>ors on coping styles. Multipleregresston analys~s rechn~que \\as used to test this hypothesis.An hptheslsed, tt was observed that coping styles werenot influenced by the <strong>stress</strong>ors for all the respondents (Tables6.101. The sectowse results urre also m consistent with the total

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