A comparative study on the personality and capability of only-child recruits
Jingli Gan
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Jingli Gan
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Objective To investigate the feature of the personality and the capability to deal with stress event in only-child recruits.Methods 164 recruits were tested with Eysenck Personality Questionnaire(EPQ)and Figure Searching Test(FST).164 recruits were divided into only-child recruits group and non-only-child recruits group.EPQ and FST was test by Group Psychological Measurement Multimedia System,which was made in Fourth Military Medical University.Results Compared with non-only-child recruits group,the only-child recruits group had higher N score(P0.01)and lower L score(P0.05)of EPQ.The total score of FST was lower in only-child recruits group compared with this in non-only-child recruits groug(P0.01).Conclusion The only-child recruits have some psychological weakness and must be paid attention to when psychological intervention will be taken to their mental problems.
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Objective To investigate the feature of the personality and the capability to deal with stress event in only-child recruits.Methods 164 recruits were tested with Eysenck Personality Questionnaire(EPQ)and Figure Searching Test(FST).164 recruits were divided into only-child recruits group and non-only-child recruits group.EPQ and FST was test by Group Psychological Measurement Multimedia System,which was made in Fourth Military Medical University.Results Compared with non-only-child recruits group,the only-child recruits group had higher N score(P0.01)and lower L score(P0.05)of EPQ.The total score of FST was lower in only-child recruits group compared with this in non-only-child recruits groug(P0.01).Conclusion The only-child recruits have some psychological weakness and must be paid attention to when psychological intervention will be taken to their mental problems.
Key concepts: Eysenck Personality Questionnaire, Personality, Test (biology), Psychology, Clinical psychology, Dysfunctional family, Intervention (counseling), Psychiatry