Psychological distress and attachment styles in emerging adult students attending and not attending a university counselling service.

IF 1.7 Q3 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL Health Psychology Open Pub Date : 2021-05-20 eCollection Date: 2021-01-01 DOI:10.1177/20551029211016120

Cristina Riva Crugnola, Marta Bottini, Fabio Madeddu, Emanuele Preti, Elena Ierardi

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Abstract

Emerging adulthood is a turning point in the life cycle with regard mental health. To assess psychological distress and attachment styles 688 university students of which 370 requested a counselling support responded to Symptom Checklist 90 Revised and Attachment Style Questionnaire. Counselling attending students (vs counselling non-attending students) have a higher psychological risk profile, with more psychological distress and insecure attachment. A marked percentage of students not attending counselling presents psychological distress. In both groups associations emerged between psychopathological problems and insecure attachment. The importance of communication strategies aimed to those students who, albeit non requesting psychological help, display psychological distress is discussed.

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参加和未参加大学咨询服务的新兴成人学生的心理困扰和依恋方式。

成年期是心理健康生命周期的转折点。为了评估心理困扰和依恋方式，688 名大学生（其中 370 人要求心理咨询支持）回答了症状检查表 90 修订版和依恋方式问卷。参加辅导的学生（与不参加辅导的学生相比）的心理风险较高，心理困扰和依恋不安全感较多。不参加辅导的学生中，有明显比例的人有心理困扰。在这两组学生中，心理病理问题与不安全依恋之间存在关联。本文讨论了针对那些虽然没有要求心理帮助，但却表现出心理困扰的学生采取沟通策略的重要性。

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Health Psychology Open Psychology-Clinical Psychology

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