A Comparative study on Mental Health and Nutritional Status Among Housewives and Working Women in Berhampur city, Odisha

Author(s)	Dr. Rita Hansdah, Dr. Somila Das
Country	India
Abstract	This comparative study was conducted to assess and compare the mental and nutritional status of housewives and working women. Women play a vital role in family and society, but their physical and mental health is often influenced by workload, lifestyle, stress, dietary habits, and socio – economic conditions. The study aimed to evaluate the differences in- being between housewives and employed women. A cross-sectional research design was adopted the study. Data were collected from a selected sample of housewives and working women 120 numbers of respondents using structured questionnaires methods. The findings of the study revealed that working women experienced higher levels of mental stress due to dual responsibilities at home and workplace. The study concludes that both housewives and working women face unique mental and nutritional challenges. The study emphasizes the need for awareness programs and health interventions to promote better mental and nutritional health among women in society.
Keywords	Mental health, Nutritional status, Housewives, working women
Field	Sociology > Home Science
Published In	Volume 8, Issue 3, May-June 2026
Published On	2026-05-14

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