A study on the relationship between personality characteristics and mental health state and academic achoevement of medical college students
Jing Mi
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Jing Mi
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Objective:To explore the relationship between personality characteristics and mental health state and academic achievement of medical college students.Methods:Three hundred medical college students were selected,and the research instruments include EPQ,SCL-90 were used to evaluate personality characteristics and mental health state among different scores.Results:The scores of somatization,compulsory,interpersonal and hostility were significantly different in different scores,the EPQ-E score was significantly different.Conclusions:The mental health state and personality characteristics are related to the academic achievement of medical college students.
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Objective:To explore the relationship between personality characteristics and mental health state and academic achievement of medical college students.Methods:Three hundred medical college students were selected,and the research instruments include EPQ,SCL-90 were used to evaluate personality characteristics and mental health state among different scores.Results:The scores of somatization,compulsory,interpersonal and hostility were significantly different in different scores,the EPQ-E score was significantly different.Conclusions:The mental health state and personality characteristics are related to the academic achievement of medical college students.
Key concepts: Somatization, Hostility, Personality, Mental health, Medicine, Clinical psychology, Interpersonal relationship, Academic achievement