Abstract
PurposeThe study was carried out to determine the perceived stress levels and health‐protective behaviors of nursing students during the COVID‐19 pandemic.Design and MethodsThis study used a descriptive design. The sample consisted of a total of 372 students.FindingsThe examination of the protective measures adopted by the students against COVID‐19 indicated that the mean perceived stress subscale scores of the students who did not use a mask and disposable wipes when coughing/sneezing were statistically significantly higher (p < .005).Practice ImplicationsThe stress levels of students should be determined at certain intervals, and interventional studies on coping methods that will reduce stress levels should be planned.
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