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

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We have been studying the mental health condition of students at the University of Shizuoka by means of CMI (Cornell Medical Index) for the past thirteen years. This is the research for 2001 along the same line. Its results are as follows. (1) The average malaise number for the 2001 school year was 24.2 for first-year male students and 29.1 for their female counterparts respectively. (2) Just as the survey for 2000 did, the one for 2001 showed that the CMI for the malaise was significantly bigger for both male and female students who feel stressful, short of sleep or unhealthy. (3) Students without confidence in their health are more prone to be dissatisfied with both their past and present lives, to feel stressful, to fail to sleep welll and to depend on medicine than ones in good health. (4) Students in poor health are recommended to show interest in their eating habits and to take moderate exercise. (5) Male students who do not feel healthy benefit particularly by making friends with someone they can speak their mind to, while their female counterparts by attending classes that appeal to them.
静岡県立大学の論文
2002-03-25