The study of the various characteristic in recruits anxiety mood and influencing factors in different training phase
Xin Tang
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Xin Tang
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Objective To evaluate the level of anxiety of the recruits, and explore the influencing factors to support the psychological treatment in the recruits training. Methods 1 072 male and female recruits were required to fill out Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI),Eysenck Personality Questionnaire (EPQ),and an additional 20 questionnaires. Results In different recruits training phases, the BAI scores were significantly different (P0.01). The BAI scores correlated significantly with interpersonal relationship,the only-child-family environment, status of rest,family communication, single-parent family and condition of honor; the anxiety degree and positive ratio of the only child was significantly higher than the non-only child (P0.05). Conclusions Anxiety symptons were 12.13 percent in recruits. The anxiety degree in only- child is significantly higher than the non- only- child.
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Objective To evaluate the level of anxiety of the recruits, and explore the influencing factors to support the psychological treatment in the recruits training. Methods 1 072 male and female recruits were required to fill out Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI),Eysenck Personality Questionnaire (EPQ),and an additional 20 questionnaires. Results In different recruits training phases, the BAI scores were significantly different (P0.01). The BAI scores correlated significantly with interpersonal relationship,the only-child-family environment, status of rest,family communication, single-parent family and condition of honor; the anxiety degree and positive ratio of the only child was significantly higher than the non-only child (P0.05). Conclusions Anxiety symptons were 12.13 percent in recruits. The anxiety degree in only- child is significantly higher than the non- only- child.
Key concepts: Anxiety, Beck Anxiety Inventory, Medicine, Clinical psychology, Eysenck Personality Questionnaire, Mood, Personality, Psychiatry