Psychological Screening and Crisis Intervention Research among University Students
To systematically assess the mental health status of college students and explore the predictive mechanisms of self-injury and suicidal behaviors,we proposed a novel three-tier model for psychological screening and crisis intervention.We surveyed 9,476 college students at a university in Henan Province using an online questionnaire method.The results showed that internet addiction posi-tively influenced stress response,which in turn affected self-injury and suicidal behavior;psychological coping played a positive moder-ating role in the relationship between internet addiction and stress response;stress response significantly influenced self-injury and sui-cidal behavior through emotional anxiety,depressive symptoms,and psychological pain.Five months after the follow-up,the data indi-cated significant improvements in the mental health status of the university students,validating the effectiveness of the three-tier inter-vention model.In particular,psychological pain was found to be the most significant predictor of self-injury and suicidal behavior,pro-viding a new model for psychological screening and crisis intervention in higher education institutions.
three-tier intervention modeldepressive symptomspsychological painself-injury and suicidecrisis intervention