Chinese Students’ Satisfaction with Life Relative to Psychological Capital and Mediated by Purpose in Life

Zhang, Rongwei; Ewalds‐Kvist, Béatrice Marianne; Li, Dan; Jiang, Jun

doi:10.1007/s12144-018-9849-z

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“…The IPE aims to cultivate college students' political ideas, overall consciousness and patriotism. So, it's necessary to cultivate students' recognition of the IPE values (Zhang, Ewalds-Kvist, Li et al, 2018), which lies on their own values, family education environment, campus environment and social environment. Their own concept of values is the most important.…”

Section: Current Situation and Analysis For College Students' Recognimentioning

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Influence of Ideological and Political Education on the Psychological Capital Development of College Students

2020

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The development of psychological capital is critical to the mental health of college students. This paper aims to disclose the effects of ideological and political education (IPE) on the psychological capital development of college students. Firstly, the recognition of the IPE among college students in China was summed up based on the relevant literature and a previous survey. Then, a questionnaire survey was conducted on 500 students from four university in southeastern China's Zhejiang province, and the psychological capital of each student was discussed in all four dimensions (hope, self-efficacy, resilience and optimism). Finally, a comparative experiment was conducted on college students with or without receiving the IPE. The results show that students with good academic records have high psychological capital in all dimensions; the students receiving the IPE achieved higher scores in each dimension of psychological capital than those not receiving the IPE, indicating that the IPE can promote the development of psychological capital. The research results lay a theoretical basis for improving the IPE and enhancing the psychological capital among college students.

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“…Its causing factor is often correlated with financial difficulties or interpersonal problems [ 6 ]. Family conflicts may result in suicidal ideation in young people in different ways, such as ineffective coping strategies, lack of hope in life [ 7 ], lack of positive personality capital in the form of hope, self-efficacy, resilience, and optimism about the future [ 8 ].…”

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“It was like nobody cared about what I said?” Iranian women committed self-immolation: a qualitative study

2021

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Background Suicide-attempts have increased across the world and have become higher among females. There has been a high prevalence of self-immolation in Iran, mostly young married women admitted to the burn centers. This study aimed to explore the factors and experiences of self-immolation in Iranian married women to develop prevention strategies to prevent the personal, social, and economic impacts of suicide and suicide attempts. Methods A qualitative descriptive approach using open-ended, in-depth, face-to-face interviews was conducted in a purposive sample of 16 married Iranian women aged 16–40 years in the burn centers in Urmia city, a place in northwest Iran. Conventional content analysis was used to analyze the data. Results Three themes emerged from the data, including (1) antecedents of self-immolation, (2) suicidal ideation method, and (3) pathway to recovery. Each of these themes is supported by sub-themes. Conclusions The study highlights the demand for health professionals to support self-immolation survivors to continue their normal lives. According to survivors’ needs, a comprehensive supportive program is recommended to support their pathways to recovery in all its complexities. Health professionals should also not forget that the survivors’ family also will need help to overcome this trauma. A family counseling program may also be provided.

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“…Its causing factor is often correlated with nancial di culties or interpersonal problems [6]. Family con icts may cause suicidal ideation in young persons in different ways such as malfunctioning coping strategies, lack of purpose in life [7], as well as lack of positive personality capital in form of hope, self-e cacy, resilience, and optimism about the future [8].According to the community's cultural context, there are many methods of suicide, including hanging, poisoning, suffocation, and self-immolation [9]. Self-immolation, or self-burning, is de ned as a deliberate and willing sacri ce of oneself, often by re which is the common violent, tragic, and dramatic type of suicide in middle-aged adults [10,11].…”

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“It was like nobody cared about what I said?” Iranian women committed self- immolation: A qualitative study

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2021

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Background: Suicide-attempts have increased across the world and have become higher among females. There has been a high prevalence of self-immolation in Iran, mostly young married women admitted to the burn centers. This study aimed to explore the factors and experiences of self-immolation in Iranian married women to develop prevention strategies to prevent the personal, social, and economic impacts of suicide and suicide attempts. Methods: A qualitative descriptive approach using open-ended, in-depth, face-to-face interviews was conducted in a purposive sample of 16 married Iranian women aged 16 to 40 years in the burn centers in Urmia city, a place in northwest Iran. Conventional content analysis was used to analyze the data.Results: Three themes emerged from the data, including (1) antecedents of self-immolation, (2) suicidal ideation method, and (3) pathway to recovery. Each of these themes is supported by sub-themes.Conclusions: The study highlights the need for health professionals to help and support self-immolation survivors to continue their normal lives. A comprehensive supportive program based on survivors’ needs to support their pathways to recovery in all its complexities is recommended. Health professionals should also not forget that the family of the survivors also will need help to overcome this trauma. A family counseling program may also be provided.

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Chinese Students’ Satisfaction with Life Relative to Psychological Capital and Mediated by Purpose in Life

Cited by 28 publications

References 65 publications

Influence of Ideological and Political Education on the Psychological Capital Development of College Students

Influence of Ideological and Political Education on the Psychological Capital Development of College Students

“It was like nobody cared about what I said?” Iranian women committed self-immolation: a qualitative study

“It was like nobody cared about what I said?” Iranian women committed self- immolation: A qualitative study

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