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Research on Positive Emotions Used on Relieve Social Anxiety and Academic Stress for High School Student
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Abstract
High school students generally have high stress levels, which is mainly reflected in the high academic stress level and anxiety in social environment in school. And it is difficult for high school students to adjust emotion, so the aim is to find out which stress and anxiety that high school students actually suffer from, and then to identify causes, helping high school students to cope with these stress and anxiety. The conclusion is that high school students should be given some advices, providing professional guidance and comprehensive help from the perspective of positive emotions.
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positive emotion, social anxiety, academic stress, student, high school
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Xu,Y. (2023). Research on Positive Emotions Used on Relieve Social Anxiety and Academic Stress for High School Student. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,11,42-45.
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