The present research aims to identify some anxiety sensitivity predictors in high schoolers. In the present study, the relationship between mental health and anxiety sensitivity in third-grade male high school students was studied. In a correlational study, 150 third-grade male high school students in high school and vocational schools in Karaj were selected using cluster sampling. Mental health and anxiety sensitivity questionnaires were completed by them. Data were analyzed using correlation test. Findings showed that there is a significant relationship between three subscales of the four subscales of mental health and anxiety sensitivity. The lowest correlation was in the subscale of anxiety (r=0.27) and the highest correlation was in the subscale of physical function (r=0.32). There was no significant relationship between the subscale of mental health and the subscale of anxiety sensitivity. Based on the research findings, it can be concluded that in the sample students, the variable of anxiety sensitivity can be predicted from the scores of the subscales of physical function, depression, anxiety, and mental health.

Mental Health, Anxiety Sensitivity, Physical Function, Depression, Anxiety, Social Functions.