What predicts mental health profiles in first-generation college freshmen?: the role of proactive personality and university environment.

BMC Psychol · 2025 · PMC11866869 · PMID 40016833

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The findings of simple slope analysis show that the negative effect of proactive personality on the probability between the “symptoms-dominated but content” profile and the “flourishing mental health” profile was borderline significant at low levels of university environment (M -1SD; b = -0.39, SE = 0.22, t = -1.75, p =.08).

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A longitudinal study revealed a significant trend of improvement in depressive symptoms among first-generation college students during their college years [ 4 ].

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