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factor scores except psychoticism and that <strong>of</strong> Chinese norm. There was significant difference<br />

among the scores <strong>of</strong> five phases except psychoticism. Every factor scores on the five phases were<br />

dynamic and their mental health station was worse than that <strong>of</strong> Chinese norm. We should lay stress<br />

on improving the mental health station <strong>of</strong> front-line health-care workers.<br />

2082.5 Effects <strong>of</strong> SARS stress on psychological and physiological health <strong>of</strong> university students,<br />

Hong Tang, Jinping Yu, Shuiqin Chen, Xiaobo Li, Meizhu Zhong, Gannan Medical College,<br />

China<br />

Objective: to explore changes <strong>of</strong> psychological status, immune function level <strong>of</strong> university<br />

students on SARS stress. Method: self-control design was used to assess one hundred subjects by<br />

SCL-90 and EPQ. Their blood levels <strong>of</strong> IgA, IgG, IgM, PBLT were detected. Result: Total score<br />

and eight factorial scores <strong>of</strong> SCL-90 increased, blood level <strong>of</strong> immune molecular decreased on<br />

SARS stress. The laboratory results <strong>of</strong> university students, who scored higher on P and N sections<br />

<strong>of</strong> EPQ or total score <strong>of</strong> SCL-90, changed significantly. Conclusion: fine psychological resource,<br />

healthy personality and physical immune function are important factors to enhance the ability <strong>of</strong><br />

university students to cope with stress.<br />

2082.6 The psychological bearing capacity <strong>of</strong> the unexpected incidents and psychological<br />

education, Yumei Liu, Inner Mongolia Normal University, China<br />

The extent <strong>of</strong> impairment caused by unexpected incidents is decided, not only by their destructive<br />

power and social overall competence <strong>of</strong> fighting disasters, but also by the psychological bearing <strong>of</strong><br />

the people who run into them. With respect to unexpected incidents, there's difference in the<br />

psychological bearing capacity among individuals. We can guide people to shape their objective<br />

pattern <strong>of</strong> cognition and effective countermeasures that are helpful to psychological health and<br />

problem solving through the use <strong>of</strong> psychological education. These measures include building<br />

educational systems throughout the whole country to anticipate unexpected incidents, launching<br />

imitated training to resist crisis.<br />

2082.7 The neuroimmunology mechanisms <strong>of</strong> emotional stress on the mammary tumor growth<br />

in C3H/HeJ mice, Shuqiao Yao, Shixing Zhang, Chuang Shi, Clinical Psychological Research<br />

Center, Second Xiangya Hospital, Central South University, China<br />

To determine the effects <strong>of</strong> chromic emotional stress on the growth <strong>of</strong> mammary tumor and<br />

investigate the mechanisms <strong>of</strong> neuroimmunology linking the stress on the growth <strong>of</strong> mammary<br />

tumor in C3H/HeJ mice, 110 female mice were divided into control and stress group which was<br />

exposed to drinking-conflict stress for 9 months. The parameters were the occurrence <strong>of</strong> tumor,<br />

c-fos express in hippocampus, plasma corticosteron level, splenocyte’s IL-2 and NK cell in spleen.<br />

The results were described and discussed in detail that the facilitating effect and the complex<br />

interaction <strong>of</strong> neuroimmunological system on the growth <strong>of</strong> C3H/HeJ mammary tumor.<br />

2082.8 A study on social stressors and mental health <strong>of</strong> different groups, Weiqing Liu, Long<br />

Chen, Institute <strong>of</strong> <strong>Psychology</strong>, Chinese Academy <strong>of</strong> Sciences, China<br />

This essay focused on the social stressor and mental health <strong>of</strong> different groups in less developed<br />

agricultural county in China. 179 members from the county government, towns, enterprises and<br />

villages, completed a self-developed Social Stressor Questionnaire the General Health<br />

455

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