Abstract
Specific stressor events may be a function of variables such as age, sex, marital status, and urban-rural differences. Psychosocial stress as measured by a Greek adaptation of the Schedule of Recent Experiences was studied in relation to physical symptoms, manifest anxiety, and social desirability in 138 Greek university students. Psychosocial stress was found to be related to physical symptoms and manifest anxiety only in females. The types of stressor events of the students were different from those of a sample of older Greek teachers. The implications of the findings for Greek culture are discussed.
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