ArticleAlpha psychiatry2024
Association Between Attitudes Toward Mental Illness and Attitudes Toward Seeking Professional Help Among College Students.
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Objective: To analyze the relationship between attitudes toward mental illness and attitudes toward seeking professional help among college students. Methods: From January to April 2023, a cluster sampling method was used to select classes of a university in Tianjin as groups, and a simple random sampling method was used to select all college students from 3 of the 7 classes as research objects. The general information questionnaire, the Mental Illness Attitude Questionnaire, and the Attitude Towards Professional Psychological Help Seeking Scale-Short Version were used to conduct the survey. We explored the correlation between the scores of the Mental Illness Attitude Questionnaire and the Attitude Towards Professional Psychological Help Seeking Scale-Short Version, and analyzed the influencing factors of college students' attitude toward seeking professional psychological help. Results: The Mental Illness Attitude Questionnaire scores of college students were positively correlated with the Attitude Towards Professional Psychological Help Seeking Scale-Short Version scores ( Conclusion: College students' attitude toward mental illness directly affects their attitude toward seeking professional help, and sex, major, and psychological distress also influence attitude toward seeking professional help.
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