The epidemic affects the mental health of British students, British media: The three -year epidemic makes British college students more anxious

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] The new crown epidemic not only causes physical harm to humans, but also has a huge impact on students' mental health. According to the British "Guardian" reported on the 28th, the three -year epidemic has made British college students more anxious and depressed.

It is reported that the British Human Psychological Health and Charity Research Institute conducted a questionnaire survey of 7,385 college students. 47%of students said that psychological problems had a negative impact on their college life. 33%of students said that they did not know where to seek help to help help. 41%of students believe that the school is currently not feasible. Kennedy, chairman of the British Student Federation, said that the epidemic and future uncertainty have exacerbated students' anxiety, and some students even have self -disabled behaviors, especially black and Asian. Many students with weak pressure resistance can only choose to drop out of school. It is reported that 3706 students have dropped out of school.

Woodman, head of the Student Service Department of the University of Raidin, said that college students are in a special time when teenagers transition to adults, and their ability to deal with pressure is not mature enough. They need a quiet and comfortable social space. The person in charge of another university also believes that in addition to providing economic support for universities, the government should also require the national medical service system to continue to pay attention to the psychological problems of students, and major universities must also cooperate to help students pass the difficulties. (Miao Tao)

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