2009Chinese Journal of Public HealthRequires access

Correlation of coping style and subjective well-being in college students

Wenli Liu

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Objective To explore the correlation between college students'coping style and subjective well-being.Methods 1 206 college students completed the Coping Style Questionnaire and Subjective Well-being Scale.Results There were significant differences in solving problems,help seeking,escaping,rationalization,life-satisfaction and negative effects among the college students from different type of universities(P0.05,P0.01,P0.001).Female students used more coping skills of help seeking and illusion than that of male students(P0.01).Female students'subjective well-being was significantly higher than that of male students(P0.01).There were significant differences in self-blaming,illusion,escaping,rationalization and negative effects among the college students from different grades(P0.05,P0.01,P0.001).The well-being of college students showed a positive correlation with coping style in problem-solving and help seeking,while there was a negative correlation between subjective well-being and self-blaming,escaping,illusion and rationalization.Conclusion The individual coping style might predicate one's well-being.

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Objective To explore the correlation between college students'coping style and subjective well-being.Methods 1 206 college students completed the Coping Style Questionnaire and Subjective Well-being Scale.Results There were significant differences in solving problems,help seeking,escaping,rationalization,life-satisfaction and negative effects among the college students from different type of universities(P0.05,P0.01,P0.001).Female students used more coping skills of help seeking and illusion than that of male students(P0.01).Female students'subjective well-being was significantly higher than that of male students(P0.01).There were significant differences in self-blaming,illusion,escaping,rationalization and negative effects among the college students from different grades(P0.05,P0.01,P0.001).The well-being of college students showed a positive correlation with coping style in problem-solving and help seeking,while there was a negative correlation between subjective well-being and self-blaming,escaping,illusion and rationalization.Conclusion The individual coping style might predicate one's well-being.

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Objective To explore the correlation between college students'coping style and subjective well-being.Methods 1 206 college students completed the Coping Style Questionnaire and Subjective Well-being Scale.Results There were significant differences in solving problems,help seeking,escaping,rationalization,life-satisfaction and negative effects among the college students from different type of universities(P0.05,P0.01,P0.001).Female students used more coping skills of help seeking and illusion than that of male students(P0.01).Female students'subjective well-being was significantly higher than that of male students(P0.01).There were significant differences in self-blaming,illusion,escaping,rationalization and negative effects among the college students from different grades(P0.05,P0.01,P0.001).The well-being of college students showed a positive correlation with coping style in problem-solving and help seeking,while there was a negative correlation between subjective well-being and self-blaming,escaping,illusion and rationalization.Conclusion The individual coping style might predicate one's well-being.

Key concepts: Psychology, Coping (psychology), Correlation, Rationalization (economics), Social psychology, Positive correlation, Negative correlation, Clinical psychology

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