Depression, Anxiety and Its Relationship with Resilience among Science and Engineering Students
To investigate the mental health status of university students and provide empirical evidence for mental health interventions, using a cluster sampling method, 17180 science and engineering students from universities were selected as the research subjects, and a survey was conducted by using the self-rating depression scale, self-rating anxiety scale, and Connor-Davidson resilience scale. The results show that: ( 1 ) The average depression score of college students is 42. 80 , and the average anxiety score is 39. 16 , which are much higher than the average level of adult norms;The detection rates of depression and anxiety are 23. 11％ and 10. 05％, respectively;(2) The detection rate and standard score of depression and anxiety in boys are higher than those in girls;Undergraduate students have the highest detection rate and standard score for depression and anxiety;(3 ) Resilience negatively predicts depression and anxiety, explaining 57％ and 43％ of the variance, respectively. The research conclusion provides insights for mental health interventions from the perspective of resilience.
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