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Affected by work pressure and other factors, some employees in enterprises may experience anxiety disorders characterized by symptoms such as anxiety, depression, and panic. Under the influence of anxiety disorders, the work of these employees will be significantly affected. In this situation, enterprise human resource management has innovated and intervened in employee anxiety disorders. Mental health education, as a way of psychological regulation, has important practical significance. Therefore, in the face of employee anxiety disorder, the study adopts an intervention method of combining human resource innovation management with mental health education.
Subjects and Methods
The research enrolled 40 employees diagnosed with anxiety disorders, who were subsequently randomly assigned to either a control group or an intervention group, each containing 20 participants. The control group was exposed to the enterprise’s innovative human resource management strategies. In contrast, the intervention group received a combination of two months of mental health education built upon the former approach. The assessment of employees was carried out utilizing metrics including the Hamilton Anxiety Scale (HAMA), and the data were subjected to statistical analysis employing SPSS 23.0 software.
Results
After intervention, both groups showed some improvement in anxiety disorders. Compared to the control group, the HAMA score of the intervention group was significantly lower than that of the control group (P<0.05)
Conclusions
Through innovative management of enterprise human resources combined with mental health education, employees’ anxiety disorders have been significantly alleviated, and their mental health levels have been improved.
Due to disharmony with roommates and other factors, some college students have mood disorders and may experience low emotions in their academic and daily lives. Over time, these students’ sleep, diet, and other conditions have also been affected. In order to improve these students’ mood disorders, universities need to take measures to intervene. The application of virtual reality technology in intelligent ideological and political education teaching has improved teaching effectiveness and increased students’ sense of experience. In response to the issue of mood disorders among college students, we will apply intelligent ideological and political education teaching to it.
Subjects and Methods
70 college students with mood disorders were selected from a certain university and randomly divided into a control group (35) and an experimental group (35). The former adopts general ideological and political education, while the latter adopts intelligent ideological and political education for a period of 3 months. The Beck Ravensen Mania Scale (BRMS) was used to measure students’ emotional status, and the data was processed by using SPSS 23.0 software.
Results
After 3 months of teaching, the mood disorders of the control group and experimental group students were alleviated to some extent. Compared with the control group, the intervention group had significantly lower BRMS scores (P<0.05).
Conclusions
Applying virtual reality technology to ideological and political education teaching in universities can not only improve teaching quality, but also effectively adjust students’ psychological conditions and improve their mood disorders.
The complex social and family environment puts some college students under significant psychological pressure and stimulation and some students experience Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). If not intervened in a timely manner, it will cause significant harm to students’ physical and mental health and even threaten the stability of the campus. From the perspective of educational psychology, collaborative education of ideological and political education for college students can improve the timeliness of ideological and political education, and is of great significance for timely intervention of students’ psychological issues. It can be applied to students PTSD intervention.
Subjects and Methods
The study conducted selection and grouping of 60 PTSD students, resulting in a control group (30) and an intervention group (30). The former adopts general ideological and political education, while the latter adopts a collaborative education strategy for college students’ ideological and political education, lasting for 3 months. PTSD was evaluated using indicators such as the Self-rating Scale for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD-SS), and SPSS23.0 software was used to process data.
Results
After 3 months of teaching, the PTSD symptoms of the two groups were improved significantly. Unlike the control group, the intervention group had lower PTSD-SS scores (P<0.05).
Conclusions
Combined with educational psychology, after the implementation of the collaborative education strategy for ideological and political education among college students, the symptoms of PTSD students have been alleviated to varying degrees, and the sleep quality of students has been greatly improved.
Anxiety neurosis is a common type of neurosis characterized by anxiety. Genetic, biological, and psychological factors can all lead to the occurrence of anxiety disorder. In order to improve the treatment effect of anxiety disorder, the study integrates the educational concept of curriculum ideological and political education into the classroom education of college students, analyzes the positive impact of curriculum ideological and political education on the group of college anxiety disorder patients, and provides more treatment interventions for the treatment of anxiety disorder.
Subjects and Methods
160 college students with anxiety disorders were selected as experimental research subjects. The experimental group received psychological education on ideological and political concepts in the curriculum, while the control group received psychological education on traditional teaching concepts. The Hamilton Anxiety Scale (HAMA), Hamilton Depression Scale (HAMD), Symptom Checklist 90 (SCL90), and Self-Acceptance Questionnaire (SAQ) were used for evaluation.
Results
The teaching integration of ideological and political courses has a positive impact on alleviating the anxiety and depression of college students (P<0.05), and can effectively improve the patient’s self-acceptance level (P<0.05). Compared with the control group, the effect on anxiety is more significant (P<0.05).
Conclusions
From the perspective of educational psychology, the integration of teaching and curriculum ideological and political education has a positive impact on the intervention of anxiety disorder in college students, and all scales have higher scores than the control group.
Social anxiety disorder is a mental illness that often occurs in adolescents or early adulthood. When engaging in social interactions, students may feel shy, embarrassed, and uneasy, and thus unwilling to socialize in public. All leads to a gradual decline in their social functions. Many factors including growth environment, genetic factors, levels of neurotransmitters and hormones, as well as certain psychological shocks contribute to social anxiety disorders. In order to explore more treatment and intervention methods for social anxiety disorder, the impact mechanism and effectiveness of digital reading promotion activities in university libraries on college students’ social anxiety disorder were analyzed.
Subjects and Methods
120 college students with social anxiety disorder in a certain university were randomly divided into an experimental group and a control group. The experimental group participated in digital reading promotion activities in the university library. Before and after treatment, the patients were evaluated using Symptom Checklist 90 (SCL-90), Liebowitz Social Anxiety Scale (LSAS), and Hamilton Anxiety Scale (HAMA).
Results
After participating in reading promotion activities, the scores of the Hamilton Anxiety Scale, Social Anxiety Scale, and Symptom Checklist in the experimental group were lower than those before participation (P<0.05), and the difference was statistically significant.
Conclusions
Digital reading promotion activities have a positive impact on social anxiety disorders among college students. Small-scale reading activities can encourage students to go out and socialize, help students establish confidence, help them change their irrational cognition, and overcome psychological fears.
Anxiety disorder is a neurosis characterized by anxiety. The etiology of anxiety disorder is complex. Many factors including genetic, neurobiochemical, neuroimaging, and psychological factors may all form the pathological structural basis of anxiety disorders. In order to find an effective way to intervene in anxiety disorders, this research was conducted to help anxiety patients alleviate anxiety symptoms through ceramic art design, and to analyze the impact mechanism and effect of the integration of visual beauty of color and ceramic design on anxiety patients.
Subjects and Methods
150 students with anxiety disorders in a university were randomly divided into an experimental group and a control group. The experimental group received learning on ceramic art design that integrates visual beauty with color, and the Hamilton Anxiety Scale (HAMA), Hamilton Depression Scale (HAMD), Symptom Checklist (SCL90), and Modified Kupperman Table score changes were used to verify.
Results
After learning ceramic art and design with integrated visual aesthetics of colors, anxiety patients in the experimental group showed a significant decrease in HAMA score, SAS score, and improved Kupperman scale score (P<0.05). Ceramic art and design had a significant relieving effect on the symptoms of anxiety patients.
Conclusions
Ceramic art design integrating visual aesthetics with color has a positive impact on anxiety patients. Anxiety symptoms present a significant improvement, with reducing fear, anxiety, tension, and unease. Physical symptoms such as chest pain, palpitations, palpitations, sweating, and sleep quality were also improved.
The software engineering course is essential for cultivating the abilities of computer major college students. It is an introductory course for software majors. The design purpose of the online software engineering course is to improve students’ teamwork and hands-on abilities in certain aspects. Social anxiety disorder is a mental disorder characterized by fear of speaking or communicating in public. Nowadays, it is widely distributed among young people worldwide.
Subjects and Methods
This study focuses on 30 college students with social anxiety disorder from the School of Computer Science and Technology of the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China. The main direction of improvement is to improve team collaboration and hands-on skills and their software engineering courses. A 3-month experimental period is used, using the Anxiety Self Rating Scale (SAS). The social status of the tested college students is observed, and the survey results are statistically analyzed using Amos software.
Results
From the experimental results, it can be seen that team collaboration has a good effect on improving the symptoms of social disorders, with 70% of the tested college students experiencing varying degrees of improvement in their social skills, and another 30% are more resistant to exploring social media.
Conclusions
The focus of online teaching design for software engineering courses should be on innovation and time, which can alleviate the social anxiety disorder of college students and effectively improve their social skills.
Mental health education is an essential part of China’s current education industry. Its main task is to provide psychological education to students through scientific means, effectively improve their psychological quality, and thereby enhance their comprehensive abilities. In college English teaching, English education is also significant teaching content. Therefore, this study aims to integrate mental health education into college English teaching to improve students’ psychological barriers.
Subjects and Methods
The study takes a class of students from a particular university as an example, combining English teaching with mental health education, and the experimental period is one semester. After the experiment, the student’s English learning situation was evaluated based on their exam scores, and the experimental data was analyzed using the software SPSS23.0.
Results
The experimental results show that the English teaching method integrating mental health education has a good effect on improving students’ psychological barriers. According to the final English exam results, 53% of students in the class have achieved varying degrees of improvement in English grades. At the same time, the questionnaire survey results show that psychological barriers have been alleviated, and their psychological quality has been improved.
Conclusions
The English teaching method that integrates mental health education has a good effect on alleviating students’ psychological barriers. At the same time, the interest in English education among students has been enhanced, improving English grades.
The core point of traditional purple sand art is cultural connotation. With the development of the times, combining it with modern ceramic technology is a trend of keeping up with the times. Anxiety disorder is a common psychological disorder that can lead to sustained emotional tension and fear, causing patients to feel anxious, uneasy, and depressed. It may even affect regular work and life.
Subjects and Methods
The study takes a ceramic artisan who suffers from anxiety disorder and is highly concerned about the inheritance and future of purple sand art as an experimental sample and conducts communication and exchange through the combination of purple sand art and modern ceramic technology. The SPSS2.0 data analysis tool was used to analyze the influencing factors of concern among ceramic artisans, and the level of anxiety was evaluated using the Self-Rating Anxiety Scale (SDS).
Results
From the experimental results, the integration of purple sand art and modern ceramic technology has a good effect on improving the anxiety of ceramic artisans. From the results of the anxiety self-assessment table, the anxiety level has changed from moderate to mild.
Conclusions
The integration of purple sand art and modern ceramic technology has a positive impact on alleviating the anxiety disorder of ceramic artisans, which can help them release and mitigate their anxiety emotions.
In the current enterprise management environment, employee anxiety has become a familiar and serious problem, affecting the work efficiency of employees and the overall operation effect of enterprises. The incentive means of enterprise management innovation reform may help alleviate employees’ anxiety.
Subjects and Methods
This study adopted a randomized controlled trial to select two representative enterprises, in which one enterprise (intervention group) implemented the incentive means of innovation reform, and the other enterprise (control group) maintained the original management style. Incentives for innovation and reform mainly include providing more career development opportunities, improving the working environment, and enhancing employee welfare. The self-rating anxiety Scale and job satisfaction questionnaire were used to evaluate the two groups of employees at regular intervals. The analysis software is SPSS23.0.
Results
The six-month experiment found that employees in the control group experienced a significantly higher reduction in SAS scores than those in the control group and improved considerably job satisfaction. The average SAS score decreased by 30% in the intervention group, while the average SAS score decreased by only 5% in the control group. The intervention group reported a 20 percent increase in job satisfaction.
Conclusions
The innovation reform and incentive means of enterprise management can effectively alleviate the anxiety symptoms of employees and improve their job satisfaction. This provides enterprises a practical way to improve employees’ psychological state and work efficiency.
Acknowledgement
In 2021, the horizontal scientific research project of Tianjin Sino German University of Applied Sciences (No. H2021-063).
In the current college environment, students’ mood disorders have become an increasingly important problem, affecting students’ learning efficiency and the overall school environment. Therefore, managing ideological and political education in colleges and universities can coordinate treating and improving students’ emotional disorders.
Subjects and Methods
A randomized controlled trial was used to select 100 students with mood disorders in a university and divide them into two groups. The intervention group implemented the synergistic development strategy of ideological and political education and management, while the control group maintained the original teaching and administration. The collaborative development strategy mainly includes strengthening the effectiveness of ideological and political courses, increasing the participation of students, and improving the management system. During the study period, the self-rating Scale of mood disorders and the questionnaire on learning satisfaction were used to regularly evaluate the two groups of students. The analysis software is SPSS23.0.
Results
The average MDQ score decreased by 35% in the intervention group, while the average MDQ score decreased by only 10% in the control group. Learning satisfaction increased by 25% in the intervention group, while there was no significant change in learning joy in the control group.
Conclusions
The synergistic development of ideological and political education and management in colleges and universities can alleviate students’ mood disorders and improve their learning satisfaction. This provides a practical way for colleges and universities to strengthen students’ mental state and learning efficiency.
Acknowledgement
The Second Batch of Teaching Reform Projects in the 13th Five-Year Plan of Zhejiang Province’ Higher Education (Grant No.jg20190965).
In today’s media environment, the role of new government media in social governance is becoming increasingly important. However, many scholars have studied and discussed how to adjust its role in the perspective of media convergence to alleviate the mania of social personnel.
Subjects and Methods
A randomized controlled trial selected two communities as the intervention and control groups. Residents in the intervention group received relevant social governance information and services through new government media, while residents in the control group received conventional social governance services. The study period was one year, and data collection included baseline and follow-up data during and after the intervention. SPSS23.0 software was used for data analysis.
Results
The improvement rate of mania symptoms in the intervention group was 72%, significantly higher than in the control group (48%). The proportion of improved quality of life (68%) was considerably higher than that of the control group (45%). The rate of social function recovery was 65%, significantly higher than 42% in the control group.
Conclusions
New government media can effectively help mania patients improve their symptoms and quality of life and restore social function in social governance. Therefore, we should make full use of the new media of government affairs and incorporate it into the social governance system to better serve the social personnel, especially the patients with mania.
College students face multiple challenges, such as information explosion, popularity of social media, and increased competitive pressure, which leads to social anxiety disorder in some of them. Marxist theory, as the guiding ideology of China, provides a perspective on the comprehensive development and self-realization of human beings. In recent years, the exploratory attempts of colleges and universities for Civic Education have become a focus of attention in the education sector as to whether they can effectively alleviate the social anxiety disorder of college students after incorporating Marxist theory.
Subjects and Methods
Five hundred college students were selected as research subjects for the study. The experimental group was subjected to Civics education incorporating Marxist theory, while the control group received conventional Civics education. The research cycle was one academic year, using the SAS-A scale (Symptom Assessment Scale-adolescent), Negative Appraisal Fear Scale, and Comprehensive Interpersonal Relationship Diagnostic Scale. Pre-intervention, mid-intervention, and post-intervention tests were conducted to examine the subjects’ dynamic changes in social anxiety.
Results
The study proved that after one academic year of education, in the experimental group, college students’ adaptability to social situations increased, and their confidence in interacting with others significantly improved.
Conclusions
Through the integration of Marxist theory, civic education in colleges and universities can effectively help college students overcome social anxiety and enhance interpersonal communication skills. This kind of education helps students form a healthy outlook on life and values and deepens their understanding and identification with Marxist theory.
With the accelerated pace of life in modern society, people face increased psychological pressure, leading to a gradual increase in the incidence of psychological disorders such as anxiety. In recent years, the fusion of traditional culture and modern pottery design has shown a unique charm in aesthetic education. Subjects and Methods.200 subjects who had been diagnosed with anxiety disorders were selected.
Subjects and Methods
The experimental group received an aesthetic education course on integrating traditional culture into modern ceramic design, which lasted for three months, twice a week, for two hours each time. The study included learning the fundamentals of calligraphy, classical Chinese painting, and creating ceramic art inspired by ancient poems. The control group received only traditional pottery aesthetic education. The anxiety symptoms of the subjects before, during, and after the intervention were assessed using the SAS-S scale (Symptom Assessment Scale-adolescent).
Results
It was found that the experimental group scored significantly lower anxiety symptoms on the SAS-S scale than the control group after receiving an education that integrated traditional culture. In addition, the audience in the experimental group generally reported feeling soothed and having a deeper understanding and identification with pottery.
Conclusions
Aesthetic education by integrating traditional cultural elements such as calligraphy, classical painting, and ancient poems into modern ceramic design has a significant psychotherapeutic effect on audiences suffering from anxiety disorders. This provides a new, non-pharmacological approach to treating anxiety disorders and further confirms the value of traditional culture in modern society.
Acknowledgement
2020 research project on the development of social sciences in Hebei Province (No. 20200401003).
Nowadays, tourism has become an important pillar industry of national economic development. However, among college students majoring in tourism, some patients with mania have violent mood swings, and they are quickly troubled by pressure and anxiety, which brings certain troubles to their academic and career development. It is essential to study the treatment of manic college students in tourism majors.
Subjects and Methods
In the experiment, 60 college students with common mania were selected as the research objects, and 30 were chosen as the experimental group. The treatment training mode of tourism management professionals under social psychology was adopted for half a year. The other 30 college students were used as the control group, and the traditional training mode of tourism management professionals was adopted for six months of treatment training.
Results
The data were assessed using the irritability component of the Stanford Acute Stress Response Questionnaire (SASRQ), with higher scores indicating greater mania. The results showed that most undergraduates in the experimental group tended to be emotionally stable and less affected by stress and anxiety, with a comprehensive score of 10. However, more than half of the students in the control group still had overreaction and mania, and the total score was 19 points.
Conclusions
The results of this study will provide a valuable reference for the treatment of manic college students in tourism majors and provide specific guiding significance for the training of tourism management professionals.
Anxiety is a common mental health problem, especially among college students. Anxiety disorders seriously affect college students’ learning and quality of life and may lead to other mental health problems.
Subjects and Methods
Educational psychology is integrated into the music appreciation course of public art education in colleges and universities, and an effective psychological intervention method is sought to optimize the psychological condition of students with anxiety disorders. In the experiment, 50 college students with anxiety disorders were studied, and 25 were treated for three months with art and music appreciation courses integrated with educational psychology. The other 25, as a control group, were treated for three months with a traditional art and music appreciation course.
Results
The anxiety item of the Stanford Acute Stress Response Questionnaire (SASRQ) was used to evaluate the mental health status of the two groups of college students. The higher the score, the more serious the anxiety. The experimental results showed that the pressure of college students in the experimental group was significantly reduced, and their emotions tended to be stable, with a comprehensive score of 11. Some students in the control group still had anxious and impatient behavior, and the total score was 19 points.
Conclusions
The music course of public art education integrated with educational psychology can promote the mental health of college students and relieve anxiety. At the same time, this study provides a new perspective and reference for academic research and practice in educational psychology in universities.
Social anxiety disorder is a common mental health problem, especially prevalent among college students. Excellent traditional culture is a treasure of the Chinese nation and plays an important role in cultivating the comprehensive qualities of college students. Music education is an effective psychological guidance method that can help alleviate stress. Therefore, the study explored the psychological guidance of the collaborative development of music education among excellent traditional cultural college students with social anxiety disorder.
Subjects and Methods
A group of college students with social anxiety disorder were selected from different universities and randomly divided into an experimental group and a control group. The experimental group received collaborative intervention through excellent traditional culture and college students’ music education, while the control group received intervention through traditional psychological guidance. Acute stress response before and after the intervention was assessed using the Stanford Acute Stress Response Questionnaire (SASRQ), and delirium was assessed using the 3-minute Delirium Diagnostic Scale (3D-CAM).
Results
After the intervention, the level of social anxiety in the experimental group decreased significantly, and the difference was statistically significant compared with the control group. At the same time, the experimental group has significantly improved in the aspects of emotional regulation, social ability and self-cognition, indicating that excellent traditional culture and college students’ music education have a better psychological guidance effect.
Conclusions
By actively promoting the combination of traditional culture and music education, it can help college students alleviate social anxiety, improve emotional regulation, social skills, and self-awareness, thereby effectively promoting their mental health development.
Mood disorder is a common mental health problem, which has a negative impact on the quality of life and work of patients. The intervention methods of educational psychology have been widely used in the treatment of patients with mood disorders. Suzhou folk art is a unique cultural tradition with rich artistic expression and emotional expression, which may play a positive role in the psychological function of patients with mood disorders.
Subjects and Methods
Sixty patients diagnosed with mood disorders were randomly divided into an experimental group and a control group. The experimental group received a 12-week Suzhou folk art intervention to improve their mental health through learning and participating in Suzhou folk art forms, and the control group received regular treatment and nursing. Both groups were evaluated using the Stanford Acute Stress Response Questionnaire (SASRQ) and the Three-Minute Delirium Diagnostic Scale (3D-CAM) before and after the intervention.
Results
The results showed that there was a statistical difference compared with the control group (significance level less than 0.05). In the experimental group, the degree of mood disorder was significantly reduced, and the mental health status was also significantly improved. At the same time, the experimental group showed more positive emotional expression and participation in artistic creation activities during the intervention period.
Conclusions
Suzhou folk art can promote the emotional release of patients with mood disorders and enhance their mental toughness. The introduction of Suzhou folk art into local higher vocational art education is helpful in improving the mental health level and quality of life of patients with mood disorders.
Acknowledgement
Research achievements of key projects in the 13th Five-Year Plan of Jiangsu Education Science in 2016 (No. T-a/2016/03); Suzhou Higher Vocational Education Teachers’ Innovation Team; Chongqing Humanities and Social Sciences Research Project (No. 19SKGH225).
Borderline personality disorder is a common psychological disorder, especially among college students. Red culture is an important historical and cultural aspect of China, with rich educational significance. Red culture identity education plays an important role in university education, but its effectiveness for students with borderline personality disorder has not been fully studied.
Subjects and Methods
A total of 100 college students with borderline personality disorder were selected as experimental subjects and divided into two groups, respectively receiving art design education and routine education. Data were collected by the Stanford Acute Stress Response Questionnaire (SASRQ) and the 3-minute Delirium Diagnostic Scale (3D-CAM) and statistically analyzed using SPSS23.0 software.
Results
The results showed that after participating in red culture identity education, the mental health status of students with borderline personality disorder was significantly improved. They exhibit higher emotional stability, self-confidence, and a sense of self-worth. At the same time, they are also more willing to express themselves and have a deeper understanding and identification with the core socialist values.
Conclusions
Art and design education can effectively improve the level of red cultural identity of college students with borderline personality disorder. The collaborative educational approach of art and design education can help college students with borderline personality disorder better adapt to the social environment, and enhance their mental health and self-development ability. Therefore, educational psychology should incorporate art and design education into the education plans of students with borderline personality disorders to promote the development of their red cultural identity.
Anxiety disorder is one of the common psychological problems faced by college students, which has a negative impact on their studies and lives. As a traditional cultural form, folk dance not only carries the essence of national culture, but also has potential mental health benefits by means of body movement, music, and emotional expression. Therefore, it is of great significance to explore the efficacy of the inheritance and development of folk-dance culture on the anxiety disorder of college students.
Subjects and Methods
The study first involved a subset of participants receiving anxiety disorders treated with a folk-dance intervention. The intervention can be conducted through classroom teaching, group activities and other forms. It mainly includes personalized exercise, key training, emotional regulation, etc. In the traditional drug treatment of the control group, the effect of the folk dance was analyzed during the experiment.
Results
The analysis found that the incidence of anxiety disorders decreased by 65.87% after the experimental group participants received the folk-dance intervention 83.23% of the patients showed significant disease improvement. Among the participants in the control group, only 62.36% of the patients with anxiety disorders had improved. It was 20.87% lower than the experimental group.
Conclusions
The experiment found that by participating in folk dance activities, college students can release tension through body movement while experiencing traditional culture, and adjust their emotional state with the help of the rhythm and expression form of music. Therefore, participating in the inheritance and development of folk-dance culture can produce positive effects on the intervention of college students.