Jiang Panqiu
ABSTRACT
Early warning and intervention of college students' psychological crisis are becoming an important subject to college mental health education. However, there is a lack of relevance and effectiveness in warning and intervention of college students' psychological crisis. With the development of big data mining techniques, the application of using big data technology in the early warning and intervention of college students' psychological crisis will improve the accuracy of college students' psychological crisis detection and establish an effective model of crisis early warning in order to make risk intervention in time. This paper discusses the application of big data in the field of the early warning and intervention of college students 'psychological crisis and establishes an effective countermeasure of early warning and intervention of psychological crisis and builds the mental health education team so as to dynamically grasp the condition of their psychological health to effectively develop mental health education.
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