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The Relation Study Between Security, Mood And Adaptability On Freshmen

Posted on:2012-03-12Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L W LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2155330335458402Subject:Mental health education
Abstract/Summary:
This study adopts questionnaire method investigated QuFu Normal University QuFu and RiZhao campus acquainting.700 freshmen were researched,tools for CSAI,POMS scale and Security scale. Using SPSS17.0 statistical software, through the analysis of variance, correlation analysis, multiple regression of security, mood and discussed the status of freshman adaptability, and construct a mutual relationship model of factors affecting. The main research conclusions are as follows:(1)The freshmen in all aspects of adaptability, performance is not in interpersonal adaptability, balance career choice adaptability, environment, body and mind the overall identity on relatively good symptoms, learning adaptability, roles, self-care adaptability is poorer.(2)Variance analysis showed that, freshman's gender, physical condition, whether they are the only child,the way into the college hometown are significant, major and the way into one's major,main effect is not obvious. The study mainly points out, is the way the college will affect the newborn adaptability and after admission and mood; Physical condition to student's security and mental condition is affected the student health security and emotional state.(3)Security and freshman all dimensions of school adjustment and is a significant positive correlation with the degree, emotional tumultuous freshman, adaptability and its dimensions are significant negative correlation with emotional chaos, security into a significant negative correlation degree.(4)Security and mental condition of college students have positive prediction function adaptability.(5)In adaptive influence model, security directly affects school adjustment, security through mental condition this intermediary variable influence school adjustment.
Keywords/Search Tags:freshman, adaptability, mood, security
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