International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
20(4), P. 2799 - 2799
Published: Feb. 4, 2023
This
study
tested
the
role
of
perceived
social
support
as
a
moderating
factor
in
mediation
COVID-19-related
concerns
association
between
continuous
traumatic
stress
(CTS)
and
depression.
The
participants
were
499
college
students
who
responded
to
an
anonymous
online
questionnaire.
Measures
included
assessment
prior
exposure
threats
terrorism,
distress,
depressive
symptoms.
results
demonstrated
that
mediated
relationship
terrorism
depression
symptoms,
moderated
implications
highlight
risk
for
protective
factor.
These
point
need
develop
accessible
non-stigmatic
mental
health
services
populations
exposed
other
types
stress.
Behavioral Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(9), P. 335 - 335
Published: Sept. 15, 2022
On
31
May
2021,
the
Political
Bureau
of
Central
Committee
Communist
Party
China
proposed
policy
that
a
couple
can
have
three
children,
and
rolled
out
more
supportive
measures
to
further
optimize
fertility
policies.
However,
while
Chinese
government
is
optimizing
its
policy,
sudden
outbreak
COVID-19
raging
around
world,
which
threatens
implementation
China's
optimization
policy.
Based
on
this,
this
paper
firstly
explores
impact
women's
intentions.
Secondly,
based
Theory
Planned
Behavior,
constructs
structural
equation
model
quantitatively
reveal
specific
factors
affect
intentions
under
epidemic,
as
well
their
paths,
then
puts
forward
corresponding
suggestions
for
solve
problem
fertility,
aiming
at
delaying
population
aging
structure.
The
research
results
show
that:
(1)
lowers
women
childbearing
age.
(2)
During
pandemic,
economic
pressure
emerged
biggest
factor
affecting
decline
in
income
caused
by
pandemic
has
become
an
important
preventing
from
having
children.
(3)
conflict
between
work
still
government's
provision
perfect
childcare
services
strengthening
protection
employment
rights
interests
will
greatly
reduce
anxiety
about
childbearing.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
120(41)
Published: Oct. 2, 2023
Governments
worldwide
have
announced
stimulus
packages
to
remobilize
the
labor
force
after
COVID-19
and
therefore
cope
with
COVID-19-related
recession.
However,
it
is
still
unclear
how
facilitate
large-scale
work
resumption.
This
paper
aims
clarify
issue
by
analyzing
prefecture-level
dataset
of
human
mobility
trajectory
information
for
320
million
workers
about
500,000
policy
documents
in
China.
We
model
resumption
as
a
collective
behavioral
change
due
configurations
capacity,
motivation,
instruments
using
qualitative
comparative
analysis.
find
that
effectiveness
post-COVID-19
recovery
varied
across
China
depending
on
fiscal
administrative
capacity
motivation
prefecture.
Subnational
procurement
policies
were
more
effective
wholesale
retail
sector
hotel
catering
sector,
whereas
manufacturing
business
services
sectors
required
effort
regarding
employment
policies.
Due
limited
prefectural
wavering
simultaneous
adoption
fiscal,
employment,
interventions
endangered
highlight
necessity
tailored
postcrisis
strategies
based
local
sectoral
structure.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(2), P. 1436 - 1436
Published: Jan. 12, 2023
The
restrictions
and
social
distancing
measures
due
to
the
COVID-19
pandemic
have
created
many
obstacles
in
practice
of
outdoor
physical
activity
(OPA)
throughout
world,
particularly
for
most
vulnerable
people,
such
as
those
with
disabilities.
aim
this
study
was
explore
impact
pandemic-related
limitations
on
OPA
an
Italian
cohort
people
disabilities
practicing
sports.
A
retrospective
observational
conducted
using
online
survey.
questionnaire
distributed
121
disabled
athletes
who
practiced
different
activities.
total
96
completed
survey,
which
collected
demographic
data,
information
about
daily
sports
habits,
psychological
health
before
during
pandemic.
frequency
per
week,
along
hours
activity,
significantly
decreased
compared
year
(p
<
0.0001).
statistically
significant
deterioration
also
found
mental
well-being
0.0001)
when
from
advent
COVID-19.
This
research
demonstrated
negative
levels
It
highlighted
a
new
challenge
regarding
sustainability
integration
national
system,
demonstrating
necessity
improving
consistent
accessibility
OPA,
both
under
normal
conditions
emergency
situations,
order
guarantee
their
psychophysical
well-being.
Chinese Sociological Review,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
56(5), P. 557 - 585
Published: March 9, 2024
Massive
internal
migration
in
China
has
greatly
disadvantaged
children
who
are
left
behind.
This
study
unravels
the
mechanism
underlying
association
between
parental
and
children's
mental
health
through
lenses
of
social
networks
gender.
Using
data
collected
Sichuan,
one
provinces
with
largest
number
left-behind
China,
this
finds
that
maternal
paternal
differ
their
associations
depressive
symptoms.
While
is
not
associated
health,
found
to
be
significantly
correlated
Moreover,
negative
also
detected
mothers
returned
from
destinations.
However,
such
an
does
vary
sons
daughters.
We
find
partly
explained
by
delinquent
ties.
Children
have
experienced
or
experiencing
more
likely
make
friends
exhibit
behavior.
Such
friendships
further
vulnerability
demonstration
intersectionality
gender
contributes
literature
on
family,
migration,
health.
