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Predictors of feelings of energy differ from predictors of fatigue among graduate health sciences students

Until recently many researchers have examined energy and fatigue as opposite ends of a bipolar spectrum rather than two separate unipolar moods. Studies have also focused on a single variable to study these mood states rather than examining multiple variables simultaneously. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to identify factors predicting feelings of energy and fatigue while simultaneously examining multiple domains related to these mood states in graduate health sciences students.