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ON THE PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN THE COLLEGE STUDENTS EMPLOYMENT THE COUNTERMEASURES

Jang Feng-li

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Working is the important transformation in the life to the students.The pressure of the situation of the employment produces the psychological problems to the college students,which influences negatively not only on the employment,but also on the work and study of the students.The paper offers some countermeasures.

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Working is the important transformation in the life to the students.The pressure of the situation of the employment produces the psychological problems to the college students,which influences negatively not only on the employment,but also on the work and study of the students.The paper offers some countermeasures.

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Working is the important transformation in the life to the students.The pressure of the situation of the employment produces the psychological problems to the college students,which influences negatively not only on the employment,but also on the work and study of the students.The paper offers some countermeasures.

Key concepts: Psychology, Countermeasure, Work (physics), Psychological health, Social psychology, Applied psychology, Mathematics education, Clinical psychology

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