| 英文摘要 |
This paper consists of a continuing investigation of two mental health indicates which often cripple the university students affectively. It purports to identify the differential stats of anxiety and depression among incoming Freshmen as an approach to preventive mental health at the Students Mental Health and Guidance Center of the Chinese Culture University. Zung's cross-cultural research tools; namely, the Self-Administered Anxiety and Self-Administered Depression Scales (SAS SDS, Zung, 1965, 1971, 1974, 1979) were translated, tested, retested, and standardized for the Chinese university student population (Miao. 1976, 1977, 1981, Miao and Huang, 1984). At the end of each diagnostic survey of a stratified random sample, those, students indicating moderate and severe levels of anxiety or/and depression were invited to go to the Center for interview and therapeutic intervention. If necessity called for, students would be referred to psychiatric treatment. Sample of the present study consisted of 571 subjects (328 males and 243 females) from 6 colleges. Quantitative and qualitative aspects of the affective status of the subjects were analyzed and compared. Implications for preventive mental health and therapeutic intervention were also discussed. |