Objective: This study was to explore the predictors of college students'' attitudes toward seeking professional psychological help. Methods: 700 university students from different grades and majors were chosen as subjects to survey. Results: Attitudes toward seeking professional psychological help was taken as dependent variable, and analysis of variance among gender (2) and major (2) was made. Main effects of gender was significant, F (1, 615) =3.294, p<0.05.Main effects of major was significant, F (1, 615) =20.896, p<0.001. Interaction effects of gender and major were not significant, F (1, 615) =1.890, p=0.170. The result of regressive analysis was R=0.636, R2=0.405, F=29.641, p<0.001, it indicated that regressive equation was significance. Conclusion: ①There are six variables, which can significantly predict the attitudes toward seeking professional psychological help and which can be arranged in the following order according to their predicative ability: whether or not seek help, interdependent self-construal, self- concealment, major, internal control and gender. ②Female students'' attitude is more positive than that of the male students. ③The attitude of students whose major is sports or art is more positive than that of the students whose major is not sports or art. ④The attitude of students who have interdependent self- construal is more positive than that of students who have not interdependent self-construal. ⑤High self- concealment students'' attitude is more negative than that of low self-concealment students. ⑥Internal control students'' attitude is more negative than that of other control students.
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