Key characteristics including sex, sexual orientation and internet use associated with worse mental health among university students in Brazil and implications

Keyphrases

• University Students 100%
• Mental Health 100%
• Brazil 100%
• Internet Use 100%
• Sexual Orientation 100%
• Depressive Symptoms 80%
• Anxiety Symptoms 80%
• First Semester 80%
• Anxiety Disorders 40%
• Anxiety Prevalence 40%
• Depression Disorder 40%
• High Prevalence 20%
• Paucity 20%
• Health Condition 20%
• Physical Health 20%
• Non-white 20%
• Skin Color 20%
• Bivariate Analysis 20%
• Psychological Counseling 20%
• Demographic Variables 20%
• Depression Prevalence 20%
• Poisson Regression Analysis 20%
• Federal Universities 20%
• Depression Anxiety Stress Scale 20%
• First-degree Relatives 20%
• Excessive Internet Use 20%
• Self-rated Health 20%
• Non-heterosexual 20%
• Bivariate Poisson Distribution 20%
• Second-degree Relatives 20%
• Series of Problems 20%
• Lack of Physical Activity 20%
• Lifestyle Health 20%

Psychology

• Mental Health 100%
• Prevalence of Anxiety 100%
• Sexual Orientation 100%
• Regression Analysis 50%
• Physical Activity 50%
• Self-Rated Health 50%
• Demographic Variable 50%
• Poisson Regression 50%
• Skin Color 50%
• Counseling Psychology 50%