Objective To explore the relations between the self-supporting personality and the anxiety of college students.Method A total number of 280 college students were chosen as the research object and a questionnaire-based investigation was conducted with them using the self-supporting personality scale and self-rating anxiety scale for adolescent students.Results Interpersonal independence（r=-0.15）

interpersonal responsibility（r=-0.30）

interpersonal flexibility（r=-0.15）

interpersonal openness（r=-0.27）

personal independence（r=-0.23）

personal initiative（r=-0.13）

personal responsibility（r=-0.26） were negatively correlated with anxiety（P<0.05 or P<0.01）.Four kinds of self-supporting personality traits

namely interpersonal responsibility

interpersonal openness

personal responsibility and personal independence

are variables that entered the multiple linear regression equation of anxiety and the self-supporting personality（P<0.05 or P<0.01）.Conclusion The self-supporting personality plays a part in predicting the anxiety

and the hypothesis that the self-supporting personality is a protective personality trait of the anxiety was proved.