| 英文摘要 |
A comparative study of the mental health status of high school girls was performad. Two samples were selected from senior students of a college-prep school (N=184) and a non college-prep school (N=194), and Chinese health questionnaire (CHQ) and students' adjustment questionnaire were administrated. The results show that college-prep seniors have been experiencing a significantly more unsatisfactory school life than college non—prep seniors (x2 8.855, p<0.05). Analysis of CHQ results show that college prep seniors have significantly more cases (x2=23.469, P<0.000). Examinations and ''the gap between view of life and realiality'' are the the two most common problems faced by the two groups. Besides, school works and individual psychological problems are the main factors causing the difference in mental health status between the groups. The results suggested that college—prep students have a relatively unhealthy mental status. The implication of this study is relevant to the school mental health work. |