There are many reasons for college students' personality defects, including the following aspects:
1. Family factors: Family environment has a decisive influence on a person's personality and behavior. If a person lacks the attention and care of his parents when growing up, or is influenced by negative events such as domestic violence, he is prone to psychological instability and defects, such as autism, loneliness, emotional loss of control and so on.
2. Educational environment: Educational environment has a profound influence on shaping people's concepts and values. If college students can't get good education and guidance on campus, or their education doesn't match the actual needs, it will easily lead to personality defects, such as anxiety, inferiority and dependence.
3. Social pressure: Modern society demands more and more young people, and the competition is becoming more and more fierce. Faced with such pressure, some college students may feel helpless and afraid, and then show a series of psychological problems such as depression and emotional instability.
4. Sense of self-worth: College students' sense of self-worth is also one of the reasons leading to personality defects. If a person lacks self-confidence and self-esteem, or suffers setbacks in social and interpersonal communication, it is easy to form a passive attitude and show hostility, boredom and loss to the things around him.
In a word, the causes of college students' personality defects are very complicated, and physiological, psychological and social factors need to be considered comprehensively. In order to effectively prevent and deal with these problems, we need to take active measures to fundamentally solve the problems. Including strengthening family care, improving the quality of education, alleviating social pressure and establishing correct values.
At the same time, college students should actively seek help, enhance their self-regulation and adaptability, and maintain a healthy and stable psychological state.
Manifestations of personality defects:
1. Paranoid personality disorder: characterized by doubt and paranoia, characterized by stubbornness, like to argue with others, and it is difficult to communicate with others normally.
2. Schizophrenic personality disorder: characterized by emotional apathy and obvious defects in interpersonal relationships, characterized by extreme introversion, isolation, loneliness, indifference and alienation.
3. Social Disorder Personality Disorder: It is characterized by its behavior obviously different from the accepted social norms. It is characterized by expressing its inner conflict in an impulsive and irresponsible way, and it is often hostile and ruthless to people.
4. Impulsive personality disorder: characterized by paroxysmal emotional rage and aggressive behavior, characterized by impulsive and reckless behavior, accompanied by emotional instability.