Attachment theory provides a framework for understanding the correlations among
interpersonal relationships, stress, and health. Moreover, adult attachment is an important …

Objective: College students have high rates of mental health problems and low rates of
treatment. Although sociodemographic disparities in student mental health treatment …

Stress and depression can be seen as the major obstacles for sustained education and
attainment of foreign students, and in turn, the sustainability of an education system as a …

Previous research findings suggest an increasing prevalence of psychological disorders
among university students in terms of rate, severity, and chronicity. Despite this trend, this …

Emerging adulthood is a turning point in the life cycle with regard mental health. To assess
psychological distress and attachment styles 688 university students of which 370 requested …

Background Most first-year college/university students are adolescents or young adults and
therefore are at high risk of developing psychological distress symptoms. Little is known …

Mental illness is common, consequential, and increasing in prevalence. Despite this, most
individuals do not seek professional help for mental health concerns. Research has begun …

While stigma theories predict that stigma relates to negative attitudes toward seeking help,
previous studies found mixed results among pedohebephilic individuals. We tested whether …

In this study, we review institutional and psychological predictors of university students'
mental health help-seeking intentions, depression, anxiety, resilience, and perceived …

Attachment security plays an important function in the grieving process. This study aimed to
explore how individual differences in attachment security and meaning-made predict …