Student Mental Health: How to Learn to Be Your Own Psychological Doctor

Author: Lu Xiangyang
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Teenagers generally exhibit the following psychological situations:
- Coexistence of cowardice and low self-esteem, which is an introverted psychological type;
- Refusal to communicate with others, which is a closed psychological type;
- Inability to withstand external blows, which is a fragile psychological type;
- Impulsivity leading to major mistakes, which is an emotional psychological type;
- Inability to accept criticism from others, which is a vanity psychological type;
- Envy of others' living standards, which is a comparison psychological type.
These psychological issues, of course, cannot all exist in a single teenager, but regardless of which situation arises, they can cause significant harm. The renowned American educator Dr. Bob Keen said, "The psychological knots of students lie in the changes in their mindset during daily life. These changes are often triggered by external factors, while the internal inability to properly absorb them determines the outcome." With the increasing number of psychological issues among young people, "mental health" has become a compulsory course for teenagers.