| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to examine the relations between the coping styles and psychological symptoms of the high school students who experienced the disaster of the earthquake on September 21, 1999. The subjects, including 681 high school students from the seismic area, complete the COPE and Psychosocial Reaction Inventory. The result shows no decline of psychological symptoms no matter what coping style was adopted. Of all coping styles, the ''mental disengagement'' affects the stress reaction most; the ''turning to religion'' and ''seeking for instrumental social supports'' affect the ''intentional avoidance/posttraumatic syndrome.'' Of social background variables, the change of social conditions caused by earthquake, such as damaged house, residence, a financial resources, do not significantly influence the psychological symptoms of the students. The economic difficulty, family relations, psycho-physical health and gender affect the students' psychological symptoms. Researcher takes these results need to be observed and studied longitudinally. |