A Longitudinal Examination of Study Abroad: Student Characteristics and Psychological Health Associations

Katherine D. Maultsby, L. Stutts
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Abstract:The present study examined traits associated with studying abroad and how study abroad is related to psychological health in a sample of 612 college students over their first three years of college. Individuals who were female, a Fraternity/Sorority member, a non-STEM major, and who had high sensation seeking were more likely to study abroad. While abroad, students reported less stress and depression, and higher positive affect than students who were not abroad and compared to before and after going abroad. Results suggest that study abroad has psychological benefits; however, not all students have the same likelihood/ability to participate.
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留学纵向考察:学生特点与心理健康关联
摘要:本研究以612名大学前三年的大学生为样本,调查了与出国留学相关的特征以及出国留学与心理健康的关系。女性、兄弟会/联谊会成员、非STEM专业以及有高度情感追求的人更有可能出国留学。在国外期间,与出国前后相比,学生报告的压力和抑郁较少,积极影响较高。研究结果表明,出国留学对心理有好处;然而,并不是所有学生都有相同的参与可能性/能力。
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