Factors Pertaining to Mental Health in Post- Secondary Students in Canada: A Post COVID-19 Study

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A research poster titled 'Factors Pertaining to Mental Health in Post-Secondary Students in Canada: A Post-Pandemic Study' by Victoria Nickerson, dated April 1st, 2023. The top left features a human head silhouette filled with a blue and black watercolor texture. The poster details key research design features (descriptive, non-experimental, secondary data), identifies the audience, lists five research questions, and provides four key takeaways, including increased alcohol/cannabis use, higher female prevalence in mental health issues, increased anxiety, and LIWC insights. A QR code for more information is located at the bottom right.

Factors Pertaining to Mental Health in Post- Secondary Students in Canada: A Post COVID-19 Study

Victoria Nickerson

A fair-skinned woman with long, straight, reddish-brown hair and dark eyes smiles gently, looking directly at the viewer. She wears a black satin collared shirt, unbuttoned to reveal a silver chain necklace with dark, ornate charms. The background is plain white.

Biography

I am 22 years old, in my final semester of Professional Communications at TMU.

Research Summary

The area of study that will be addressed within this research project are the trends of factors which influence mental health crisis/ suicidal ideation in post-secondary students within Ontario, Canada. The timeframe of the study will range from 2019 to 2022, which encompasses the year prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the years of its duration.. The research design of this project will be a descriptive study, with the main objectives being the clarification of trends regarding the mental health and suicidal ideation of post- secondary students in Ontario between 2019 and 2022.

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Mental health, Covid-19

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