Cornell Medical Indexによる静岡県立大学生の健康調査第VIII報

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We have been studying the mental health condition of students at the University of Shizuoka by means of the CMI (Cornell Medical Index) for the past eleven years. This is the research for 1999 along the same line. Its results are as follows. (1) The number of the average malaise was 24.1 for the first-year male students and 29.3 for their female counterparts respectively. (2) The number of the CMI malaise was markedly bigger for students who in their daily life felt stress, emotional discontent or spiritlessness. (3) The smaller number of the CMI malaise for students who did extracurricular activities at high school seems to show that the experience has a favorable influence on their university life. (4) The smaller number of the CMI malaise for students on good terms with their peers seems to show that the friendly relationship has a favorable influence on their university life. (5) The number of the CMI malaise was remarkably bigger for the only-child males and the male students who think themselves sentimental. (6) The number of the CMI malaise seems to show that female students are more strongly influenced by their relationship with other members of the family.
静岡県立大学の論文
2000-04-25