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• TITLE: Effects of Administrative Climate and Interpersonal Climate in University on Teachers’ Mental Health

  AUTHORS: Xiaofu Pan, Zebing Wu

  KEYWORDS: School Organizational Climate, Administrative Climate, Interpersonal Climate, Teachers’ Mental Health

  JOURNAL NAME: Psychology, Vol.6 No.8, June 29, 2015

  ABSTRACT: A self-made questionnaire was used to test the influence of university administrative and interpersonal climate to teachers’ mental health. 826 teachers were stratified randomly from 20 universities across China, and the survey data of samples were analyzed by correlation analysis and hierarchical regression analysis. The results show that the administrative and interpersonal climate in universities is one significantly positive predicting variable of the teachers’ mental health. The study finds out that administrators and educational practitioners should strengthen the construction of soft power in universities, such as promoting the culture and positive organizational climate, building up good administrative and interpersonal climate, so as to promote teachers’ mental health development.