ArticleJournal of education and health promotion2026
Influence of the Big Five personality traits and the Wuxing of traditional Chinese medicine on depression in adolescents.
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backgroundDepression is a worldwide problem, and depressive symptoms are common in adolescence. The global point prevalence rate of elevated self-reported depression is higher than in any other age group. Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to the depression in adolescents. MATERIALS AND
methods16- to 18-year-old Chinese adolescents without prior psychiatric diagnoses were recruited from a high school. The students completed SDS and NEO-FFI. Based on the date of birth (DOB) following Innate Wuxing and Qi, descriptive statistics, χ² tests, Spearman correlations, multiple linear regression, and logistic regression were conducted to explore the correlation between depression and Wuxing.
resultThe prevalence of depression was 25.7% and was significantly higher in girls than in boys (33.6% vs. 41.8%,
conclusionThese results provide a theoretical basis for diagnosis and treatment of depression in adolescents using an integrated psychology and TCM approach.
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