2025 Vol.8 Oct.N05

• Title: Analysis of Campus Language Characteristics and Psychological State Recognition for Migrant Children Using NLP
• Name: Fuying Yang
• Company: Yuzhang Normal University,Nanchang,330200,China
• Abstract:

   As a vulnerable group, the school language characteristics and psychological states of migrant children not only impact individual development but also concern educational equity and social integration. This study proposes an analysis of their school language features and psychological state recognition based on Natural Language Processing (NLP) technology. By examining the core tenets of Cognitive Behavioral Theory and Social Support Theory, it clarifies the unique position of migrant children—rural-registered mobile youth—caught between urban and rural cultures. Empirical research conducted in multiple Nanchang schools serving migrant children revealed that these students constitute 50%-60% of primary school enrollment, yet face challenges such as crowded living conditions and social integration difficulties. NLP analysis of linguistic patterns identified context-dependent language switching among migrant children, with significant positive correlations between semantic complexity and academic performance. The study further indicates widespread emotional suppression among this population. By identifying and analyzing the psychological state of these children, the study reveals latent differentiation in emotional expression alongside self-identity conflicts. Quantifying the dynamic correlation between linguistic features and psychological states overcomes limitations of traditional qualitative research, providing educators with technical tools for precisely identifying adaptation challenges faced by migrant children.

  
  

• Keyword: NLP; migrant children; migrant workers; linguistic feature analysis; psychological state recognitio
• DOI: 10.12250/jpciams2025091019
• Citation form: Fuying Yang.Analysis of Campus Language Characteristics and Psychological State Recognition for Migrant Children Using NLP[J]. Computer Informatization and Mechanical System,2025,Vol.8,pp.

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