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Effects of Indigenous Emotional Intelligence Concept, Sex-role Beliefs, Career Values on College Freshmen\'s Help-seeking Behavior

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The present study is intend to investigate factors preventing students from seeking assistance when they under stressful transition period.

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We conducted two-waves of survey. Results indicated drop-outs and those with who were under high psychophysical stress also unlike to seek assistance.

Students\' emotion management ability and gender orientation also affect their help-seeking intention and behaviors. Female and feminine oriented students were more likely to seek assistance from professionals and teachers but masculine trait oriented students only seek career-related information services. Emotion awareness ability hindered students\' help-seeking behaviors but use of positive emotion facilitated help-seeking behaviors.

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Students who prefer keep harmony mood would seek assistance from teachers or professionals but not from intimate friends and family members. Based on the results, we suggest that campus survey should be conducted regularly and help assistance should give more actively to those who need assistance.

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Social and personality psychology 74%
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