英文摘要 |
Background and Purpose: First-year college students in their late teen years are vulnerable to mental adjustment. Factors contributing to their mental health are worth to be investigated. This study used Engel’s biopsychosocial model to investigate which variables could be the risk or resource factors of college freshman’s mental health. Methods: This study collected the college freshmen of two calendar years. Participants filled out the measurements on biological, psychological, and social variables. Results: The main risk factors for this population are psychological variables, and the resource factors are biological, psychological and social variables for college freshman’s mental health. Conclusion: The results supported Engel’s biopsychosocial model; that is, biological, psychological and social related variables played critical roles in college freshman’s mental health. |