Physiological dimension |
A2 |
Sleep |
The overall sleep quality of individuals, including adequate sleep, undisturbed sleep environment, reasonable work, rest time, and the guarantee of sleep effect |
A3 |
Exercise |
Individual physical exercise level, including the rationality of exercise frequency, duration, and intensity |
Cognitive dimension |
B2 |
Self-cognition |
Individual evaluation of self and self-worth, as well as self-respect and emotional experience based on self-evaluation |
B3 |
Self-efficacy |
Individual attribution logic of behavior and events, as well as speculation on and judgment whether they have the ability to complete a certain behavior |
Emotional dimension |
B4 |
Emotional state |
The state of an individual affected by a behavior or event, including mental states such as depression, anxiety, and stress |
B5 |
Emotion regulation ability |
Through certain strategies and mechanisms, individuals can change their emotions during physiological activities, subjective experience, expression, and behavior to meet their subjective expectations |
Social support dimension |
B6 |
Peer support |
The degree of emotional communication between individuals and peers of the same or similar age, or the degree of care, companionship, and support from peers |
B7 |
Family support |
The degree of emotional communication between individuals and their parents; the degree of care, companionship, and support of their parents; and the conditions of support |
B8 |
School support |
This dimension includes a safe and friendly environment for students, the degree of timely and effective communication and support from teachers, and the positive evaluation of students |
B9 |
Social support |
Whether the individual can find a communication platform from which to communicate and share in a timely and effective manner; whether the individual can provide timely, convenient, and adequate information and resource support |
Social environment dimension |
B10 |
Social environment |
Individual psychology and behavior are influenced by social culture and values, as well as by an inclusive and just social environment |
B11 |
Leisure entertainment |
Individuals enjoy the right to and opportunity for leisure and entertainment, and they enjoy a healthy, scientific, and reasonable leisure and entertainment environment. However, this is not for the purpose of overplay |
NSSI |
Y |
NSSI |
The individual will produce ideas or behavior related to NSSI |