Research on the causes and adaptive strategies of psychological stress among poor college students in China

Journal: Region - Educational Research and Reviews DOI: 10.32629/rerr.v6i11.3119

Yi QIN

SEGi University

Abstract

The psychological stress faced by poor college students in China stems from multiple factors such as financial burden, academic challenges, and social biases. By analyzing the causes of psychological stress among poor college students and exploring adaptive strategies, it is helpful to improve their mental health. The study found that paying attention to the effective allocation of psychological support and resources, strengthening the sense of social integration, and providing systematic psychological intervention methods are important directions to alleviate psychological stress. This study is of great significance for improving the psychological adaptability of poor students in colleges and universities.

Keywords

poor college students; psychological stress; causal analysis; adaptive strategies; mental health

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