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Many students feel stressed throughout the school year depending on a variety of factors. School counselors, trying to help students cope with stress, often have a hard time pinpointing why a student is stressed or if they are feeling another emotion. It is important for school counselors to recognize what students are feeling and therefore look into this study as it serves to validate two sensors to detect stress within students.
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