General health questionnaire
At the same time, to understand the mental health of learners during the pandemic, the study uses general health questionnaires to diagnose the mental health of online learners, and explore whether the new crown pandemic has an impact on the mental health of learners during web-based learning Or influence. Goldberg (1972) developed the General health questionnaire (GHQ, General health questionnaire) to help individuals discover their own psychological problems or mental illnesses in different situations. The scale includes 12 items, 20 items, 28 items, 30 Various versions of six projects or 60 projects, all of which show good internal consistency and reliability. At the same time, they have also been translated into 36 translations and have been used in many countries (Goldberg & Williams, 1988; Duncan-Jones & Hernderson, 1978; Ballinger, 1977; De Paulo et al., 1980; Sriram, Chandrashekar, Isaac & Shanmugham, 1989). Among them, the Cronbach’s alpha of GHQ-20 is 0.894 (Penninkilampi-Kerola, Miettunen & Ebeling, 2006), and the Cronbach’s alpha of GHQ-12 is 0.87 (Montazeri, Harirchi, Shariati, Garmaroudi, Ebadi & Fateh, 2003). This study explores the mental health status of learners during the pandemic and their relationship between web-based learning tool evaluation, self-efficacy, family life quality, etc. The internal consistency of GHQ is 0.702, which means that the reliability of the scale tool is average within the acceptable range.