Investigation on Mental Health Status of College Students in Independent Colleges
Tianlin Chen, Xiachao Xie, Jia Liu
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Tianlin Chen, Xiachao Xie, Jia Liu
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This paper aims to explore the mental health status of independent college students.This paper use the Symptom Checklist (SCL-90) as a research tool, and 170 college students from three independent colleges in Hebei and Beijing were randomly selected for the questionnaire survey.The results of the survey showed that the SCL-90 symptom scores of the independent college students were relatively high, and the scores of interpersonal relationship, hostility, somatization, anxiety and compulsive factors were significantly higher than the domestic norm (P<0.05 or P<0.01).It is concluded that the mental health level of independent college students is generally poor.
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This paper aims to explore the mental health status of independent college students.This paper use the Symptom Checklist (SCL-90) as a research tool, and 170 college students from three independent colleges in Hebei and Beijing were randomly selected for the questionnaire survey.The results of the survey showed that the SCL-90 symptom scores of the independent college students were relatively high, and the scores of interpersonal relationship, hostility, somatization, anxiety and compulsive factors were significantly higher than the domestic norm (P<0.05 or P<0.01).It is concluded that the mental health level of independent college students is generally poor.
Key concepts: Mental health, Medical education, Psychology, Computer science, Mathematics education, Medicine, Psychiatry