Supportive Teaching and Online Learning Engagement for Chinese University Students During the Covid-19: The Mediation of Mental Health DOI

Xinzhu Wang,

Xinyu He,

Kaixian Fu

et al.

Published: Jan. 1, 2023

Introduction: University students in China had to take lots of online courses during the COVID-19 2022. Online learning behavior and outcome have received much attention China. Few studies focused on relations among supportive teaching (ST), mental health (MH), engagement (OLE).Aims: This study aimed explore effects ST OLE with mediation MH, provide strategies improve university students’ epidemic era post-epidemic era.Methods: A sample 1998 was obtained via survey 2022, ST, were measured survey. Descriptive analysis regression employed process data.Results: (1) In descriptive statistics, high levels unfavorable low reported five-point Likert scales ranging from 1 5. (2) model linear regressions, associated positively MH correlated as well. (3) Major, mother education, family economic status, location all OLE.Conclusions: showed that pandemic perceived OLE; OLE, could mediate their association significantly. Using enhance synergistically education for teachers.

Language: Английский

COVID-19 and Mental Health in China: Effects of Personality and Demographics DOI Creative Commons
Xiao Zhang, Michèle Battisti, Eugenio Proto

et al.

medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory), Journal Year: 2023, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: Jan. 20, 2023

Abstract China was the first country affected by COVID-19 virus and it reacted strongly in months of 2020. This paper presents new evidence on deterioration mental health between 2018 Using two waves Family Panel Studies (CFPS) we can follow same individuals pre during pandemic periods. We find clear a moderate level The prevalence severe cases depression, measured using an eight-item version common CES-D scale, increased from 6.33% to 7.54% 2020; quantifiable as around 19% increase. is higher for who are subject strict lockdowns, about 0.3 symptoms more average, stronger among those already reported depression wave data. effects larger with open personalities: one standard deviation Openness trait corresponds 0.08 symptoms, while Neurotic do not seem be affected. Younger cohorts lower levels education Males slightly than females, although this difference statistically non-significant.

Language: Английский

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Supportive Teaching and Online Learning Engagement for Chinese University Students During the Covid-19: The Mediation of Mental Health DOI

Xinzhu Wang,

Xinyu He,

Kaixian Fu

et al.

Published: Jan. 1, 2023

Introduction: University students in China had to take lots of online courses during the COVID-19 2022. Online learning behavior and outcome have received much attention China. Few studies focused on relations among supportive teaching (ST), mental health (MH), engagement (OLE).Aims: This study aimed explore effects ST OLE with mediation MH, provide strategies improve university students’ epidemic era post-epidemic era.Methods: A sample 1998 was obtained via survey 2022, ST, were measured survey. Descriptive analysis regression employed process data.Results: (1) In descriptive statistics, high levels unfavorable low reported five-point Likert scales ranging from 1 5. (2) model linear regressions, associated positively MH correlated as well. (3) Major, mother education, family economic status, location all OLE.Conclusions: showed that pandemic perceived OLE; OLE, could mediate their association significantly. Using enhance synergistically education for teachers.

Language: Английский

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