In order to study the psychological anxiety and coping styles of young people in the face of
public health emergencies, the COVID-19 epidemic situation was taken as an example to explore and
provide information reference for the work of college students in the post-epidemic era.This study adopts
Questionnaire survey, Questionnaire contains Anxiety self-assessment Scale (Self - Rating Anxiety Scale,
SAS) and simple Coping Style Questionnaire, Simplified Coping Style Questionnaire, SCSQ) two parts,
the randomly selected by random sampling method, the Questionnaire survey to 2374 youth content
including psychological Anxiety reactions and Coping styles, using correlation analysis and regression
analysis method, etc were analyzed.The results showed that the most common coping style among college
students was to “try to look on the bright side of things,” which was influenced by feelings of insanity,
premonition of misfortune, inability to sit still, tingling in the hands and feet, excessive sweating, and
sleep disturbances.Therefore, it is concluded that in the post-epidemic era, young people have a good
coping style and can adjust themselves to restore balance.