A. Social adaptation

B. Learning ability

C. Sexual confusion

D. Emotional problems

Correct answer: ACD

The common psychological problems of college students mainly include four aspects:

First, the problem of adaptation.

Generally speaking, freshmen are easy to appear because they suddenly move from the familiar environment to the unfamiliar environment. At this time, they have to adapt to the new environment and new classmates, and some problems are prone to occur at this time.

Second, the academic aspect.

Because college students' academic study is different from that of high school, at this time, because there is no excessive supervision and education from parents and teachers, mainly autonomous learning, some children with poor autonomous ability are often prone to learning problems.

Third, interpersonal relationships.

College students are different from high school students. At this time, they are all children of the same age. Everyone came to a school from all corners of the country and came together with different family and personality characteristics. At this time, children are prone to problems in the process of communication.

Fourth, love.

Because college students are in love, sometimes everyone has different ideas about love. Some children often have some problems if they have problems with the concept of love. For example, when they are lovelorn, they have setbacks. When they can't face setbacks correctly, they often bring great pain to themselves and their families.

The relationship between love and career choice, college students come from all corners of the country. After graduation, they may choose different cities and different provinces. At this time, two people in love may be facing separation, and problems will arise at this time. This is a common psychological problem for college students.