Relationship Study Between Stress,Resilience And Mental Health Among Vocational Technical College Students

Resilience is such a personal characteristic that one behaves well under stress circumstances. It acts as the mediator buffer variable between external stress and mental health. Resilience has a significant theoretical and practical significance to the increasingly severe vocational technical college students'mental health crisis. Therefore, the present thesis tries to conduct an empirical study on the relations among vocational technical college students'stress, their resilience and mental health.By adopting Life Events Check List, Resilience Scale, and Symptom checklist(SCL—90), the present research is intended to examine vocational technical college students'stress, resilience and the general situation of their mental health. It further explores the correlations among stress, resilience and mental health with Correlation Analysis and Regression. Finally a specific path model for resilience to regulate mental health under the existence of stress is constructed. 480 undergraduate students participated the research as subjects.The findings are presented as follows: 1) There exist significant differences among strees, resilience, and mental health in the aspects of certain Demographic Variables. 2) stress has a significant positive correlation with mental health, and a significant negative correlation exists between resilience and mental health; 3) stress and resilience have high prediction value to mental health. 4) Resilience exerts the medium effect between stress and mental health: resilience is the mediator variable between stress and mental health.