ZHANG Ting-ting YANG Zi-jun. The Relationship Between Mental Health and Inferiority of Impoverished Undergraduates. [J]. Health Medicine Research and Practice 7(4):24-27(2010)
ZHANG Ting-ting YANG Zi-jun. The Relationship Between Mental Health and Inferiority of Impoverished Undergraduates. [J]. Health Medicine Research and Practice 7(4):24-27(2010)DOI:
The Relationship Between Mental Health and Inferiority of Impoverished Undergraduates
Objective To explore the relationship between the mental health and inferiority
and to provide scientific and effective theoretical bases for mental health education for them of impoverisled undergraduates.Method 130 impoverished college students and 150 non-impoverished undergraduates of Hengshui university were selected as subjects;they were tested with Symptom Checklist 90(SCL-90)and The Feelings of Inadequacy Scale(FIS).Results Impoverished undergraduates scored higher than non-impoverished college students concerning SCL-90 and FIS and the six factors
eg.interpersonal sensitivity
anxiety
paranoid ideation
social confidence
appearance confidence.Social confidence
study ability confidence and self-esteem have an effect on mental health of impoverished undergraduates.Positive ratio of impoverished undergraduates in mental health and inferiority is significantly higher than those of non-impoverished undergraduates.Conclusion Impoverished undergraduates have lower mental health and higher inferiority.Social confidence
study ability confidence and self-esteem have an effect on mental health of impoverished undergraduates.
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