Pandemic-induced economic stress in an otherwise-privileged sample predicts parents’ socialization of child prosociality and parent coping DOI Creative Commons
Lindsey C. Partington, Meital Mashash, Paul D. Hastings

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International Journal of Behavioral Development, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: Nov. 7, 2024

The COVID-19 pandemic and associated “lockdown” measures spurred adverse employment changes economic insecurity in U.S. families. Paradoxically, there was a surge prosocial behavior. Chronically lower socioeconomic status has been with adults’ greater prosociality, counterintuitive phenomenon attributed to heightened sensitivity others’ needs. It is unclear whether experiencing an acute financial stressor—like the pandemic—would similarly promote prosociality. Following “tend-and-befriend” theory, pandemic-induced stress may have motivated parents engage their children behaviors as means of coping pandemic. Thus, we examined associations both engaging helping activities during shelter-in-place this supported parents’ coping. A total 492 (443 women; 72% White; income-per-capita range: $833–$87,500) ages 2–18 years completed online survey May–June 2020, assessing negative changes, stress, families’ engagement activities, parent’s Controlling for demographics pre-pandemic income, our indirect effects model found that more predicted which turn children. Parents who reported also had better skills. Our findings demonstrate directly resulting from other-oriented, acts, perhaps enhancing social support others stress. Moreover, bolstered overall coping, revealing avenues promoting well-being health crisis.

Language: Английский

Assessment of the health of Russian university professors after the coronavirus pandemic in the context of Sustainable Development Goals DOI Creative Commons
Ivan Alеshkovski, Alexander Gasparishvili, O. V. Krukhmaleva

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BIO Web of Conferences, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 84, P. 03012 - 03012

Published: Jan. 1, 2024

The work reflects study results of Covid-19 pandemic influence on people’s health and the perception consequences a year after it in context studying protection resources adopting healthy lifestyle as one sustainable development goals. environmental agenda has become particularly relevant research all spheres public life. We examine these problems example changes life Russian higher school professors basis sociological methods analysis. Results show that people have more careful about their health, aiming at disease prevention maintaining lifestyle. Keywords: Health, lifestyle, pandemic, ecological agenda, population, professors, education, assessment.

Language: Английский

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Mitigating the effect of COVID‐19 in a postemergency phase: The role of sense of community and individual resilience DOI Creative Commons
Marco Rizzo, Angela Fedi, Anne E. Brodsky

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Journal of Community Psychology, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 52(8), P. 1138 - 1149

Published: Aug. 27, 2024

To identify and confirm patterns of relationships connecting sense community (SOC) individual resilience with psychological well-being, via the mediation coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) impacts on life domains. An online survey was conducted a sample adults (n = 650) 1 year after COVID-19 outbreak in Italy United States (April-December 2021). Utilizing Structural Equation Model, we tested model 563) to associations between SOC perceived emergency situation well-being. Results revealed that during crisis, had an influence but only by mediating effects Independently, direct The findings support importance interaction collective variables played different roles at phases pandemic. suggest for possible interventions enhance well-being crises.

Language: Английский

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Social Cohesion and Covid-19: an integrative review (Preprint) DOI Creative Commons
Paul D. Ware

Interactive Journal of Medical Research, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 13, P. e51214 - e51214

Published: Sept. 13, 2024

Background Nations of considerable wealth and sophisticated health care infrastructures have experienced high rates illness death from COVID-19. Others with limited economic means less developed systems achieved much lower burdens. To build a full understanding, an appraisal the contribution social relationships is necessary. Social cohesion represents promising conceptual tool. Objective This study aimed to examine scholarship on during COVID-19 pandemic: specifically, constructions being deployed, variables chosen for representation, effects reported. Methods The PubMed, Scopus, JSTOR databases were searched relevant journal articles gray literature. A total 100 studies met inclusion criteria. Data extracted analyzed these using spreadsheet software. Results Several found. These concerned interpersonal relationships, sameness difference, collective action, perceptions or emotions group members, structures institutions governance, locally culturally specific versions, hybrid multidimensional models. was reported be influential outcomes, behaviors, resilience, emotional well-being, but there some potential it drive undesirable outcomes. Scholarship increases decreases in quantitative measures cohesion, temporary “rally round flag” effect early pandemic, variable impacts policy changing due pandemic conditions. There are numerous issues literature that reflect well-documented limitations popular versions concept. Conclusions has been used express range different aspects pandemic. It claimed promote better more engagement positive greater resilience well-being. presents ways which altered by significant weaknesses this body knowledge greatly impede its overall quality.

Language: Английский

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Pandemic-induced economic stress in an otherwise-privileged sample predicts parents’ socialization of child prosociality and parent coping DOI Creative Commons
Lindsey C. Partington, Meital Mashash, Paul D. Hastings

et al.

International Journal of Behavioral Development, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: Nov. 7, 2024

The COVID-19 pandemic and associated “lockdown” measures spurred adverse employment changes economic insecurity in U.S. families. Paradoxically, there was a surge prosocial behavior. Chronically lower socioeconomic status has been with adults’ greater prosociality, counterintuitive phenomenon attributed to heightened sensitivity others’ needs. It is unclear whether experiencing an acute financial stressor—like the pandemic—would similarly promote prosociality. Following “tend-and-befriend” theory, pandemic-induced stress may have motivated parents engage their children behaviors as means of coping pandemic. Thus, we examined associations both engaging helping activities during shelter-in-place this supported parents’ coping. A total 492 (443 women; 72% White; income-per-capita range: $833–$87,500) ages 2–18 years completed online survey May–June 2020, assessing negative changes, stress, families’ engagement activities, parent’s Controlling for demographics pre-pandemic income, our indirect effects model found that more predicted which turn children. Parents who reported also had better skills. Our findings demonstrate directly resulting from other-oriented, acts, perhaps enhancing social support others stress. Moreover, bolstered overall coping, revealing avenues promoting well-being health crisis.

Language: Английский

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