Maltreatment Links to Risky Behavior Differ Between Syrian Refugee and Turkish Adolescents
A cross-sectional study finds that childhood maltreatment is more strongly associated with risky behaviors among Syrian refugee adolescents than among ...
A cross-sectional study finds that childhood maltreatment is more strongly associated with risky behaviors among Syrian refugee adolescents than among ...
Researchers developed AMHART, a clinician-informed tool that found chatbot responses covered more guideline-informed criteria for anxiety than depression and for ...
A nested qualitative study in Nepal reports that adolescents, caregivers and head teachers viewed three modalities of a school-based preventive ...
A qualitative feasibility study in Southeast England found the school-based ECHOES intervention was broadly acceptable to young people who hear ...
Adolescents who tend to interpret ambiguous situations as deliberately hostile may be more likely to report depressive symptoms when they ...
A three-wave cohort study of Chinese secondary school students links shame-based academic self-condemnation, self-blame, and catastrophizing to later self-reported likelihood ...
A survey of 1,006 adolescents in Gampaha District, Sri Lanka, found no single preferred help-seeking method for emotional problems, with ...
A study of Chinese adolescents found that school attachment strengthens the link between family cohesion and self-esteem through interpersonal self-support.
A Delphi consensus study established 94 evidence-based parenting strategies to support young people aged 5 to 18 who are experiencing ...
A randomized controlled trial found that combining repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation with cognitive load training significantly reduced depressive symptoms and ...
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