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The Study of Symptom Checklist-90 on Freshmen

Liu Ying

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A total of 183 freshmen completed the SCL 90.There was 26.3 percent of students scored above 3 on one or more sub scales. The most common mental health problems were interpersonal sensitivity, compulsion, paranoia and depression.

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A total of 183 freshmen completed the SCL 90.There was 26.3 percent of students scored above 3 on one or more sub scales. The most common mental health problems were interpersonal sensitivity, compulsion, paranoia and depression.

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A total of 183 freshmen completed the SCL 90.There was 26.3 percent of students scored above 3 on one or more sub scales. The most common mental health problems were interpersonal sensitivity, compulsion, paranoia and depression.

Key concepts: Paranoia, Psychology, Checklist, Clinical psychology, Depression (economics), Mental health, Interpersonal relationship, Interpersonal communication

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