The Relationship between Core Knowledge of Tuberculosis and Mental Health: a Cross-sectional Study among University Students in Tibet
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showed that the overall knowledge rate of core knowledge of tuberculosis was 71%. The main effects of coping style and standard level on
mental health, anxiety, and self-denial were significant. In terms of mental health, the results had borderline significant, and the positive attitude of the not up to standard participants was conducive to a good mental state. This suggests that schools should not only strengthen the
education of students on TB prevention and control but also cultivate positive attitudes among students.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/mhr.v2i2.4126
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