Observational analysis identifies significant link between peer support and mental well-being in Indonesian students, suggesting the importance of social connections during crises.
Key Points
Support from friends significantly improved students' mental well-being, indicating the importance of peer relationships during stressful times.
Statistical analysis revealed a positive correlation (r = 0.176, p = 0.001) between friends' support and mental well-being, while familial support was not significant (p = 0.073).
Cross-sectional design employed 400 active Indonesian college students, utilizing specific psychometric instruments for evaluating social support and well-being.
Findings highlight the necessity of promoting peer support initiatives to safeguard mental health in college environments, especially during crises.