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Discussion on the Cultivation Path of Chinese University Students’ Psychological Capital // Pedagogical Review. 2023. Issue 1 (47). P. 179-185

In view of the unique psychological characteristics of today’s post-00s university students, under the guidance of three theoretical foundations – theory of free and comprehensive human development, the development theory of humanistic psychology, and the theory of happiness in positive psychology, Chinese universities consider the development of the psychological capital of university students as a valuable pursuit of psychological education in a new era. According to the theory of psychological capital, there are four proven ways to develop the psychological capital of students: people-oriented, respecting the basic status of students and increasing their sense of self-efficacy; interaction in the preparation of learning goals on the principle of personalized education; assisting in the regulation of the emotional state and in maintaining an optimistic outlook; cultivating willpower, increasing resilience to failure, and cultivating perseverance.

Keywords: студент, психологический капитал, метод выращивания

Interpretation of the theoretical origin of “Psychological Education” in Chinese universities // Pedagogical Review. 2023. Issue 3 (49). P. 160-166

As one of the three newly added sub-systems in China’s new era of ideological and political education, psychological education is a distinctive feature of the current mental health education work in Chinese universities, which contains three theoretical foundations: the theory of man’s free and allround development, the development theory of Humanistic Psychology, and the theory of happiness in positive psychology. Only by fully sorting out and excavating its theoretical basis and current value pursuit, and providing a strong theoretical basis for the development of mental health education in universities (hereinafter referred to as “university”), can it truly play a guiding role in practice.

Keywords: Chinese universities, Psychological Education, mental health education, theoretical origins