From the perspective of individual development, college students are in the process of transition from youth to adulthood, which is an important turning point in life. This development characteristic determines that university life is an important process for individuals to gradually become mature and independent. Because college students' psychological development is not fully mature, their self-regulation and self-control ability is not very strong, and some problems cannot be solved, which often brings discomfort, depression and even anxiety to students. Even pessimistic thoughts appear.

Second, comfort yourself and deceive yourself.

Some college students use Ah Q's spiritual victory method to shape their own image. They will not stop to examine themselves, let alone improve themselves. They enjoy themselves in mediocrity, comfort themselves and deceive themselves. They despise the progress of others and think that they can do what others can do, but they are unwilling to do what others are "meaningless".

Third, part-time.

Some students want to earn some pocket money by themselves, and criminals use their psychology to defraud property or introduce drug abuse and prostitution. Some also participate in gambling.

Fourth, fun and making friends.

During their college years, many college students attract their attention by playing games, trading stocks and doing business, but neglect their studies. Have fun at night and sleep in class during the day. Others often spend more than planned (drinking, entering entertainment venues). What is even more frightening is that pursuing the opposite sex at all costs and maintaining the relationship between men and women will end up with both money and people, and it is too late to regret it.

Fifth, college students are impetuous.

Market-oriented elements have quietly invaded the university campus, and social personality has also been brought into the school by students. In the face of their own life choices, contemporary college students are influenced by the above factors and fall into the process of contradictory choices and fierce contradictory struggles, eventually forming a vulgar and impetuous mentality of some college students.