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University students were afflicted by negative emotions during the COVID-19 pandemic. Psychotherapies (including mindfulness, CBT, and DBT) were applied as interventions in the experimental group, while wait-list, conventional nursing, etc., were set as control. Outcome measures included anxiety, depression, stress, somatization symptoms, etc.
Conference summary, non-human study, literature review, repeated publication, and study with incomplete data or data available were all excluded.
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