中文摘要：

目的在于探讨个体从高中过渡到大学阶段所面临的压力源和应对方式变化。采用青少年压力源量表和应对方式量表对131名高三学生进行了为期一年的追踪调查。结果表明：个体的压力主要来自学业、未来发展、家庭一经济、自我评价和人际关系五个方面；在人际关系、自我评价和家庭一经济压力上大学阶段得分显著高于高中（P〈．05）；在消极应对上男生得分显著高于女生（P〈．05），大学显著高于高中（p〈．05）；高中阶段四种应对方式都受到压力的作用，而大学阶段只有消极应对与压力有关。结论：与高中相比，大学的个体面临更多的人际关系、自我评价与家庭一经济压力，他们更倾向采取消极的应对方式；不同阶段压力与应对的关系存在差异。

英文摘要：

With the economy developing and competition increasing, more and more people are experiencing pressure which will lead to psychological and emotional problems. Most researchers suggest that the relationship between stressors and coping styles is a very important issue to study. Moreover, it is meaningful to explore how freshmen change their roles and what stressors they meet because they would face a new environment, change of learning methods, different relationships and so on. These differences will affect an individual＇ s response. But few longitudinal studies were done to describe how the colony＇ s stressors and coping styles change with the roles changed. In this paper, we aimed to describe the changes of students＇ stressors and coping styles with the longitudinal study from high school to college. A random sample of 200 students was tested by the Questionnaire of Adolescence Stressors and Adolescence Coping Style Scale twice. The first data collection from junior high schools was in April 2008 in Beijing. After one year the same students were all freshmen in different colleges. We contacted them by email. Then the second data collection was in April 2009. Finally we got the paired-131-sample （Male = 51, Female = 80）. The results of CFA and EFA showed that five dimensions of stressors were from study, interpersonal relations, self-development, family economy and self-evolution. The comparison of the two stages of the same colony found that there were some similarities that the stressors from study and self-development were the most important, and significant differences that the freshmen experienced more stressors from interpersonal relations, self-evolution and family economy. More analysis proved that students in college were more inclined to take the negative coping styles; and the coping styles significantly varied with gender. The re- lationship between high school and college students had changed. With regression analysis, the influences of stressors on coping styles in college were different