The Effect of Parental Helicopter Education on College Students' Anxiety Levels: The Moderating Effect of Mental Toughness

Jinghui Xia

doi:10.47297/wspiedWSP2516-250016.20220610

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The Effect of Parental Helicopter Education on College Students' Anxiety Levels: The Moderating Effect of Mental Toughness

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The Effect of Parental Helicopter Education on College Students' Anxiety Levels: The Moderating Effect of Mental Toughness
The Effect of Parental Helicopter Education on College Students' Anxiety Levels: The Moderating Effect of Mental Toughness
School of Education, Beijing Normal University, Zhuhai Guangdong 510410, P.R.China
Vol. 6, Issue 10, Pages: 89-95(2022)
Published： 25 October 2022 ，
DOI：10.47297/wspiedWSP2516-250016.20220610
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Xia Jinghui.The Effect of Parental Helicopter Education on College Students' Anxiety Levels: The Moderating Effect of Mental Toughness[J].Journal of International Education and Development,2022,06(10):89-95.
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Xia Jinghui.The Effect of Parental Helicopter Education on College Students' Anxiety Levels: The Moderating Effect of Mental Toughness[J].Journal of International Education and Development,2022,06(10):89-95. DOI： 10.47297/wspiedWSP2516-250016.20220610.

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Abstract

In recent years

"parental helicopter education" has gradually become more and more popular

and more attention has been focused on the effects of this education on children. In this paper

a questionnaire survey was administered to 50 college students (both undergraduate and graduate). After statistical analysis

p < 0.05 in the simple linear regression

parents' helicopter education had a significant effect on college students' anxiety level; in the linear regression under the moderating model

the interaction term p < 0.05; therefore

mental toughness had a significant moderating effect on the effect of parents' helicopter education on college students' anxiety level.

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Anxiety levelMental toughnessModerating effect

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