Xueying Cao, Hui Lyu
Motivational drivers and Sense of Belonging: unpacking the persistence in Chinese Martial Arts practice among international practitioners
Frontiers in psychology
newly recruited nurses face multiple sources stress coping styles need focused ensure good mental health study aimed examine relationship among mental health literacy psychological capital coping styles newly recruited nurses crosssectional study conducted august september 2022 total 315 newly recruited nurses recruited tertiary hospital henan province central china employing convenience sampling method selfreported questionnaires sent qr code including mental health literacy scale healthcare students psychological capital questionnaire simplified coping style questionnaire pearson correlation analysis used evaluate relationships among variables mediation analysis performed identify mediating effect psychological capital relationship mental health literacy coping styles positive coping showed positive relationship psychological capital mental health literacy negative coping showed negative relationship psychological capital mental health literacy positive coping psychological capital partial mediator effect 0140 accounting 628 negative coping full mediating effect shown psychological capital mental health literacy negative coping indirect effect 0048 psychological capital plays partial complete mediating role mental health literacy different coping styles among newly recruited nurses diversified training personalized guidance improving mental health literacy increasing psychological capital simultaneously provided newly recruited nurses continuously adjust coping styles