Yi-Lin Chen, Chang-Chao Su, Chia-Hao Chang, Kathy James, Mei-Yen Chen
High Prevalence of Cardiometabolic Risks and Health Needs Among Patients With Hepatocellular Carcinoma After Treatment: A Cross-sectional Study
Cancer nursing
college key period students learning development begin independently face lifes adversities essence chinas zhongyong culture provide practical way thinking basic principle chinese people however empirical research psychopathology lacking present study investigated chinese college students explore explain psychological mechanism depressive symptoms via zhongyong practical thinking mode study examined relationship zhongyong practical thinking depressive symptoms coping style ruminations 501 chinese college students statistical software spss used establish intermediary model moderate zhongyong practical thinking depressive symptoms rumination partially mediated relationship zhongyong practical thinking depressive symptoms coping style mediating effect therefore reducing negative rumination behaviours college students may conducive alleviating depressive symptoms chain mediating effect coping style rumination significant college students high levels zhongyong thinking adopted positive coping styles cope various pressures situations reducing negative coping rumination thereby reducing depressive symptoms results study could help universities provide courses activities promote students mental health perspective zhongyong psychological interventions results provide model studies influence zhongyong practical thinking depressive symptoms amongst college students