Mental Health Level

Context:
- It can range from being a Low Mental Health Level to being a Average Mental Health Level to being a High Mental Health Level (mentally fit individual).
- It can be influenced by various factors, including genetic predispositions, environmental stressors, and personal coping mechanisms.
- It can change over time due to life events, interventions (psychotherapy, medication), or changes in lifestyle (exercise, diet).
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Example(s):
- A person scoring high on a Well-Being Index indicating satisfaction with life, emotional balance, and resilience may be considered to have a High Mental Health Level.
- An individual experiencing frequent episodes of anxiety or depression, with a significant impact on daily functioning, as assessed by a Clinical Psychologist using standardized mental health assessment tools, may be categorized as having a Low Mental Health Level.
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Counter-Example(s):
- a Physical Fitness Level,
- an Intelligence Level.
See: Quality of Life, Mental Disorder, Positive Psychology, Psychological Resilience, Depression (Mood), Anxiety, Grief, ADHD, Learning Disabilities, Mental Health First Aid.

References

(Feng & Zhang, 2021) ⇒ Y. Feng, and Y. Zhang. (2021). “Evaluation and analysis of mental health level of college students with financial difficulties under the background of COVID-19.” In: Frontiers in Psychology.
- QUOTE: ...standard to measure their mental health level. Based on ... in-depth study on the mental health level of college students with ... and analysis of the mental health level of students with financial …

(Kenioua & Boumasjed, 2016) ⇒ M. Kenioua, and A.E. Boumasjed. (2016). “Sport and mental health level among university students.” In: Физическое воспитание студентов.
- QUOTE: Purpose: study of mental health level of university student, athletes and non-athletes. Material: The tested group consisted of 160 male and female undergraduates from Ouargla …

(Keyes et al., 2010) ⇒ C.L.M. Keyes, S.S. Dhingra, ... (2010). “Change in level of positive mental health as a predictor of future risk of mental illness.” In: American Journal of Public Health.
- QUOTE: We sought to describe the prevalence of mental health and illness, the stability of both diagnoses over time, and whether changes in mental health level predicted mental illness in a …

(Khaghanizade et al., 2006) ⇒ M. Khaghanizade, M. Siratinir, F. Abdi, ... (2006). “Assessing of mental health level of employed nurses in educational hospitals affiliated to Tehran medical sciences university.” In: Journal of Fundamentals of Mental Health.
- QUOTE: Attention to mental health is important in all aspects of life such as individual, social, and occupational. Inattention to mental health is one of the most important factors in reduced …