American Journal of Health EducationWyatt, T. & Oswalt, S. B. (2013). Comparing mental health issues among undergraduate and graduate students. American Journal of Health Education, 44, 96-107.Wyatt, T., & Oswalt, S.B. (2013). Comparing mental health issues among undergraduate and graduate...
Chambers of Versatile PhD for her comments on and aid in distributing the study survey; D. Weiss, Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (GSBS) at UT Health San Antonio for his guidance; and the GSBS for providing partial funding for the study. Lastly, the authors dedicate this body of ...
Many graduate students experience mental health struggles that lead them to question their place in academia. Two scientists who experienced extreme lows in graduate school reflect on what helped them during their low points, and suggest strategies for everyone to contribute to mentally healthier work...
“The initial months atcollegepresented challenges,” Morel says. “Academic pressure, adapting to a new culture and the experience of living alone for the first time – this really took a toll on my mental health.” Some colleges discuss these services before students set foot on c...
According to SCL-90,the 9 factors scores are all significant lower than norm(P0.01),and the anxiety and psychotic factors scores at first investigation are significant different from the next(P0.05).Conclusions: The graduate students have good mental health,but a few of them have psychological ...
Many college students are seeking help for mental health issues. In fact,61number of college students, struggling with anxiety, depression or other mental health issues, has risen a lot over the years.David Reetz, a famous psychologist, has ideas about62young people are having such a hard ...
No student should be held back by their mental health, but recent reports indicate a threefold increase in mental health issues for United Kingdom undergraduates over the past six years. For international students there are unique...
There is a growing cry for help from graduate students and postdoctoral fellows (trainees) across the globe who struggle with significant mental health concerns. Although there has been increased discussion, there remains a dire need to ... T. Evans,L Bira,Jazmin Beltran-Gastelum,... - 《Fase...
A new study by a team of Harvard-aきliated9researchers highlights one of the consequences of these realities: Graduate students are disproportionately likely to struggle with mental-health issues. The researchers surveyed roughly 500 economics Ph.D.candidates at eight elite universities, and found th...
OBJECTIVE: The objective of this paper is to describe the mental health and service utilization of graduate students at a large southeastern university and identify psychological factors associated with their student suicidal behavior. METHODS: E-mail invitations to complete the Interactive Screening Progra...