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Background and Objective: Today, with the rapid diversification of human activity, we come face to face with numerous causes of stress and the symptoms of anxiety and depression. A study was done to compare the level of stress and coping strategies among married working and non working women in the selected urban areas of Dehradun, Uttarakhand. Methods: The sample size of the research study were married fifty working women and fifty non working women selected by non-probability purposive sampling technique. To assess the level of stress a standardized perceive stress scale was used and to determine the level of coping strategies a semi structured tool was developed. Results: The findings revealed that the mean and standard deviation of the working women (17.06±8) were found slightly higher than the mean and standard deviation of non-working women (14.46±7.80). Whereas t=1.203 which shows that there is no significant difference in the level of stress among working and non-working women. While when the comparison was made for the level of coping strategies among working and non-working women results revealed that the mean and standard deviation of the working women (29.16±5.577) were very slightly higher than the mean and standard deviation of non-working women (28.24±5.612). Whereas the t=0.644 which depicts that there is no significant difference in the level of coping strategies among working and non-working women. Chi square revealed only the association between the stress and family monthly income of nonworking women. On the other side Chi square revealed association only among working women of coping strategies with religion and family monthly income. Whereas in non-working women there was association of coping strategies with education, religion and family monthly income. Conclusion: On the whole we can conclude that the both working and non-working women were having moderate level of stress and also coping moderately with the stress.

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A comparative study to assess the level of stress and coping strategies among married working and non-working women residing in selected urban areas of Dehradun, Uttarakhand