2022
DOI: 10.2991/assehr.k.220704.233
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Stress, Burnout and Psychological Capital of Emergency Remote Learning and Instruction among College Students in Northwest China During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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“…Currently, academic burnout prevails among impoverished college students in Chinese higher vocational colleges and universities, marked by diminished enthusiasm, waning interest, and reduced sense of achievement in learning. [1] Manifestations include absenteeism, exam cheating, and excessive engagement in online entertainment, leading to a loss of learning goals and motivation among a significant portion of students. Even many students show cognitive deficiencies and psychological problems, specifically manifested as sensitivity, low self-esteem, isolation, pessimism, negativity and other negative emotions, which in turn affects the learning life, interpersonal communication and ability to improve.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Currently, academic burnout prevails among impoverished college students in Chinese higher vocational colleges and universities, marked by diminished enthusiasm, waning interest, and reduced sense of achievement in learning. [1] Manifestations include absenteeism, exam cheating, and excessive engagement in online entertainment, leading to a loss of learning goals and motivation among a significant portion of students. Even many students show cognitive deficiencies and psychological problems, specifically manifested as sensitivity, low self-esteem, isolation, pessimism, negativity and other negative emotions, which in turn affects the learning life, interpersonal communication and ability to improve.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%