The Cognition of Destructive Cults of College Students and Its Influential Factors

Bin Li, Baoxiang Fan and Han Ji

Asian Social Science, 2018, vol. 14, issue 6, 65

Abstract: The cognition of destructive cults among students and its influential factors are explored in this paper by means of a survey of 500 college students. Objective- Our goal is to explore the cognition of destructive cult and its influential factors, especially the role of self-esteem and security. Methods- A total of 500 college adult students were enrolled and measured on a series of questionnaires. Results- 92.47% of college students think that mind control is the essence of the cult, 89.25% of college students think it is fabricated, 82.8% of college students choose amass wealth, 62.37% of college students regard it as a secret association. The cognition of the college students varies in different groups. The level of students' self-esteem and security have a certain correlation with their cognition of cults. Discussion- The development of college students’ ability of self-knowledge, resilience and improvement of adaptability are helpful to upgrade their ability of identification and prevention.

Date: 2018
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