Mental Health Assessment Of Students: Measuring Psychological Functions

Psychological functions are the complex and dynamic processes that involve the brain, mind and body in various aspects of human experience and behavior. These functions include cognition, emotion, motivation, personality, social interaction, spirituality, and more. Psychological functions are closely linked with physiological functions, such as sleep, appetite, sex, etc., which affect and are affected by the psychological state of a person. Psychological functions are not fixed or static, but rather vary across individuals, situations, and time. There is a range of normalcy for each psychological function, which reflects the diversity and uniqueness of human beings. However, there are also some general norms and standards for each demographic and cultural group, which are based on empirical research and clinical practice.