Anxiety and Depression among Early-Career Academic Researchers in China: Causes and Organizational Support
<p id="p1">Early-career researchers encounter distinct challenges, balancing intense competition with the demands of securing funding and publishing their work. These pressures have increased anxiety and depression, impacting their performance and overall well-being. Yet, their mental health remains...
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IntechOpen
2025
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