Research on the Current Problems, Influencing Factors, and Coping Strategies of Psychological Health of College Athletes
Bo Sun1,2 Seungjin Lee1*
1 Sehan University, Mokpo, Jeollanam-do, South Korea 58447;
2 Henan University,Kaifeng Henan,China,475000;
Abstract: This study systematically analyzes the psychological health problems of college athletes through literature research, questionnaire surveys, and interviews. Research has found that college athletes have psychological health problems such as anxiety, depression, inadequate stress management, and interpersonal relationship problems, which are influenced by individual traits, academic training conflicts, and lack of social support. Based on this, strategies such as building a collaborative management mechanism, optimizing the mental health service system, and strengthening the cultivation of psychological resilience are proposed to provide theoretical and practical references for improving the mental health status of college athletes.
Keywords: college athletes; Psychological health issues; Influencing factors; Response strategy
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