College Students’ Attitudes Toward Counseling for Mental Health Issues in Two Developing Asian Countries

College Students’ Attitudes Toward Counseling for Mental Health Issues in Two Developing Asian Countries

This study examines 300 college students in Iran and China. It clarifies that students from China have more positive attitudes toward counseling than those from Iran using a quantitative survey with well-established existing scales in the literature. The regression tests show different indictors for...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Angus C. H. Kuok, Jafar Rashidnia
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDAM (Educational Consultancy and Research Center) 2019-02-01
Series:Spiritual Psychology and Counseling
Subjects:
Attitudes toward counseling
Anticipated risk
Stigma
Iranian
Chinese
Online Access:https://spiritualpc.net/article/college-students-attitudes-toward-counseling-for-mental-health-issues-in-two-developing-asian-countries/

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https://spiritualpc.net/article/college-students-attitudes-toward-counseling-for-mental-health-issues-in-two-developing-asian-countries/

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