Well-being and ill-being on campus

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Well-being and ill-being on campus

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Victoria University of Wellington

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Open Access Victoria University of Wellington

Description

Enquiries into the low mental health of university students are exposing the relative merits of competing theoretical and empirical models. The debate is important because the models used to characterise the problem imply alternative causations, consequences, and possible interventions. The purpose of our study is to highlight the value of recognising the presence of both well-being and ill-being within individual students (the dual continua model) as opposed to viewing their well-being and i...

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Research paper

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Date created

2023

Creator

Philip Morrison / I Ming Liu / Dylon Zeng

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https://figshare.com/articles/journal_contribution/Well-being_and_ill-being_on_campus/24433441

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Health sciences / Public health / Psychology / Applied and developmental psychology / Clinical and health psychology / Social and personality psychology / Health Sciences / Applied and Developmental Psychology / Mental Health / Good Health and Well Being

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