Study on the correlation of mental health, resilience and stress events of college students

Abstract

Objective: to observe and discuss the correlation of mental health, resilience and stress events of college students. Method: a total of 320 undergraduates were surveyed through questionnaires by using College Students Resilience Scale, Adolescent Stress Event Scale and Symptom Check List 90. Results: the correlation between resilience and mental health is significant (P <0.05 or P <0.01), and the resilience could predict the mental health positively; the correlation between the resilience and the stress events is significant (P <0.05 or P <0.01); stress events is significantly positively correlated with mental health (P <0.01). Conclusion: The correlation of college students' mental health, resilience and stress events is significant, and improving the resilience level of college students is helpful to reduce the adverse effects of stress events and improve the mental health of college students.