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Analysis of Types of Psychological Crises of Chinese College Students
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Psychological crises prevention and intervention of Chinese college students are the main emphases of psychological health education in Chinese universities, which become a research hotspot in recent years. This paper, according to Chinese college students’ current situations, divides the college students’ psychological crises into eight types: adaptive type, learning-pressure type, love and emotional type, interpersonal relationship type, situational type, economy-pressure type, employment-pressure type, synthesizing type and so on, and gives different prevention and intervention measures for different types.
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