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4138.110 The intervention models to adolescents’ coping with stress, Xia<strong>of</strong>ei Xu, Institute Of<br />

Education and Science, South West China Normal University, Chongqing, China<br />

Stresses have important impacts on adolescents’ mental and physical health. It is absolutely<br />

necessary for adults to intervene adolescents’ coping with stresses effectively. This essay deeply<br />

introduces four kinds <strong>of</strong> useful intervention models: Informational intervention model; social<br />

support model; proactive coping model; medial-regulating model.<br />

4138.111 Investigation on postgraduates’ obsession and analysis <strong>of</strong> responding strategies, Dianzhi<br />

Liu, Anlan Qin, Ying Ma, Lu Sun, Deying Gong, Southwest Normal University, China<br />

In this research, we investigated 491 postgraduates from universities in Sichuan and Chongqing<br />

with self-designed questionnaire. We found that postgraduates have problems in study, finance,<br />

communication, employment, marriage and others. The biggest problems are in the fields <strong>of</strong> study,<br />

employment. The responding strategies include self-reliance and asking help from others.<br />

Postgraduates <strong>of</strong> different genders, ages and grades have different problems. Male and female<br />

postgraduates apply different strategies to cope with these problems.<br />

4138.112 The development <strong>of</strong> the stressor questionnaire <strong>of</strong> civil servant in China, Lin Shi,<br />

Danjun Feng, Beijing Normal University, China<br />

Although the civil servant system <strong>of</strong> China is introduced from the West, it is completely different.<br />

It is based not only on social system but also on traditional culture, which put personal relation in<br />

an important position. In order to study the specific stressor <strong>of</strong> civil servants in China who are<br />

experiencing more and more stresses, a stressor questionnaire is necessary. The preliminary<br />

questionnaire including 73 items was developed after 13 civil servants were interviewed. Then<br />

432 subjects completed the questionnaire. Using exploratory fact analysis the final questionnaire is<br />

composed <strong>of</strong> 7 dimensions including 32 items.<br />

4138.113 Coping style and mental health <strong>of</strong> high school students, Zhi Wang, Junxia Yang,<br />

Dengfen No.1 Middle school, zhengzhou, China<br />

Objective: to explore coping style, mental health and their relationship <strong>of</strong> high school students.<br />

Method: 320 high school students were investigated by Coping Style Questionnaire and Middle<br />

School Students’ Mental Health Questionnaire. Results: High school students mainly adopted<br />

solving problem, seeking support; There was no significant sex difference in coping style; In part<br />

coping style correlated with the factors <strong>of</strong> mental health; There was significant grade difference in<br />

coping style and mental health. Conclusion: High school students need guidance and help in<br />

coping style and mental health.<br />

4138.114 An investigation research <strong>of</strong> stressor in school work and coping strategies <strong>of</strong> secondary<br />

school students, Xu Chen, Fu-pin Jian, China<br />

Stress in school work is one <strong>of</strong> the most intense and frequent stress for Chinese secondary school<br />

students. This research made an investigation on 4889 secondary school students, based on<br />

self-designed questionnaires <strong>of</strong> the incidents <strong>of</strong> general and specific stress in school work and<br />

coping strategies. According to the intensity, the stressors are: stress from other people’s<br />

expectation, competition, failures, tasks and requirements, achieving goals, time, and situation.<br />

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