Study on the Relationship Between Coping Style and Subjective Well-being of Poor Normal College Students
YE Yan-hui
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YE Yan-hui
Abstract
Questionnaire investigation was carried out among 204 poor normal college students and 228 non-poor normal college students of Jiaying University by using coping style questionnaire and general well-being scales,and the results showed that: 1)There were significant difference between coping style and subjective well-being in poor normal college students and non-poor normal college students;2) There was no significant difference between coping style and subjective well-being among poor normal college students with different genders;and 3) Three variables-self-accusation,problem solving and wince of Coping style can well predict poor normal college students' subjective well-being level.
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Questionnaire investigation was carried out among 204 poor normal college students and 228 non-poor normal college students of Jiaying University by using coping style questionnaire and general well-being scales,and the results showed that: 1)There were significant difference between coping style and subjective well-being in poor normal college students and non-poor normal college students;2) There was no significant difference between coping style and subjective well-being among poor normal college students with different genders;and 3) Three variables-self-accusation,problem solving and wince of Coping style can well predict poor normal college students' subjective well-being level.
Key concepts: Coping (psychology), Psychology, Significant difference, Normal group, Social psychology, Clinical psychology, Medicine, Mathematics