Objective: To analyze the correlation between different interpersonal communication styles and
anxiety and Depressed among recruits, and to explore the tight front entrance to promote environmental
adaptation of recruits. Methods: The new soldier 576 people were evaluated by interpersonal Relationship
Scale (IRCDS), self-rating Anxiety Scale (SAS), self-rating depression Scale (SDS) and correlation analysis
was conducted. Results: According to IRCDS, 63.9% (368/576) were scored between 1 and 8 points,
Among them, dealing with people is the most prominent problem, followed by talking and making
friends. SAS total score of 37.25±8.49, SDS total score of 45.33±10.52, were significantly higher than
the Chinese norm, there was a significant difference (p<0.01). Correlation analysis between anxiety,
depression and interpersonal relationship: IRCDS scores and SAS scores r=0.589, rⅠ=0.619, rⅡ=0.547,
rⅢ=0.438, rⅣ=0.438, Rⅳ=r=0.586a, rⅠ=0.613, rⅡ=0.558, rⅢ=0.405, rⅣ=0.447, were significantly
positively correlated (p<0.01). Linear multiple linear regression analysis of SAS, SDS factors and
interpersonal relationship, and interpersonal relationship had an influence on anxiety and depression
to varying degrees (p<0.01~0.05). Conclusion: It is the main difficulty of recruits’ interpersonal
communication to deal with people and talk with others, which has influence on anxiety and depression.
Talking with others is a common risk factor for the formation of anxiety and depression, while treating
others is a more influential factor for the formation of anxiety.