Trauma Violence & Abuse,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(4), P. 3332 - 3345
Published: April 23, 2024
This
study
was
conducted
to
quantify
the
association
of
adverse
childhood
experiences
(ACEs)
and
academic
performance
children
adolescents.
The
literature
systematically
searched
in
six
electronic
databases,
a
meta-analysis
conducted.
Twenty
studies
with
total
1,196,631
adolescents
from
five
countries
were
included.
Meta-analysis
showed
that
ACE
score
positively
associated
poor
achievement,
grade
repetition,
special
education
support.
Compared
without
any
ACE,
those
one
or
more
had
significantly
higher
risk
achievement
(pooled
odds
ratio
[OR]:
1.45,
95%
confidence
interval
[CI]
[1.13,
1.85],
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: May 26, 2024
Abstract
The
study
aimed
to
examine
the
association
of
expanded
adverse
childhood
experiences
(ACEs)
with
psychological
distress
in
adulthood.
data
from
nation-wide
online
cohort
was
used
for
analysis.
Community
dwelling
adults
Japan
were
included.
ACEs
assessed
by
15
items
ACE-J,
including
poverty
and
school
bullying.
Severe
determined
as
score
Kessler
6
over
13.
Multivariable
logistic
regression
analysis
conducted,
using
sample
weighting.
A
total
28,617
participants
analyzed.
About
75%
Japanese
people
had
one
or
more
ACEs.
prevalence
those
4
14.7%.
Those
showed
adjusted
odds
ratio
=
8.18
[95%
CI
7.14–9.38]
severe
distress.
29%
50–64
year
old
40%
65
older
participants.
impact
on
less
than
other
these
age
cohorts.
Bullying
experienced
21–27%
young
generations,
but
10%
However,
adulthood
relatively
high
all
groups.
have
impacted
mental
health
a
long
time.
Future
research
practice
reduce
are
encouraged.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Oct. 26, 2023
Adverse
childhood
experiences
(ACEs)
have
been
found
to
negatively
impact
adult
mental
health
outcomes.
Numerous
studies
highlighted
on
ACEs
in
family
and
community
settings.
However,
few
examined
the
of
school
settings,
despite
potential
influence
social
participation.
Hikikomori,
characterized
by
severe
withdrawal,
was
first
studied
Japan
has
gained
recognition
recent
years.
The
present
study
aims
concept
specific
schools
investigate
both
traditional
Hikikomori.A
total
4,000
Japanese
adults,
aged
20-34,
were
recruited
through
an
Internet
survey
form.
All
data
obtained
October
2021.
Participants
answered
questions
regarding
their
(10
items),
(five
teacher-related
items
two
bullying-related
depressive/anxiety
symptoms,
Hikikomori
(remaining
at
home
for
more
than
6
months).A
significant
association
with
symptoms
shown
ACEs.
An
increase
one
point
ACE
scores
associated
a
24%
risk
symptoms.
School
also
demonstrated
44%
these
As
only:
29%
increased
every
one-point
scores.
Both
factors
revealed
Hikikomori;
rates
23
37%,
respectively.These
results
suggest
that
ACEs,
rather
family,
are
Hikikomori.
important
adaptation,
reducing
traumatic
settings
may
prevent
problems
later
life,
specifically
terms
Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 13, 2025
Today,
for
divorcing
parents,
the
social
norms
of
“good”
parenting
appear
to
impose
obligations
“fight”
shared
custody
their
children.
However,
this
may
intensify
conflicts
experienced
by
children
in
form
cognitive
dissonance.
Authors
conducted
a
rapid
review
explore
children’s
experiences
divorce
(ages
three
12
years
old)
context
narrative
therapy,
order
uncover
mechanism
Four
databases
Scopus,
PsychINFO,
Family
and
Societies
Studies
Worldwide,
PubMed
were
searched
literature
last
10
years.
Results
included
11
study
articles,
one
policy
brief,
book
chapter,
representing
1169
from
seven
developed
countries/regions.
Our
findings
suggest
four
themes
associated
with
dissonance,
whereby
first
represent
formation
harmful
perceptions
dissonance
resulting
divorce.
The
fourth
represents
coping
strategies
reduce
We
advocate
that
family
mediators
consider
therapy
targeting
as
means
repairing
disruptions
coherence.
In
regard,
we
recommend
future
research
consequences
confrontation
narratives
found
be
prevalent
medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 17, 2025
Abstract
Introduction
This
study
protocol
specifies
the
primary
research
line
and
theoretical
framework
of
2024
Survey
Psychology
Behavior
Chinese
Population.
It
aims
to
establish
a
consistent
database
residents’
psychological
behavioral
surveys
through
multi
center
large
sample
cross
sectional
provide
robust
data
support
for
developing
in
related
fields.
will
track
public’s
physical
health
more
comprehensively
systematically.
Methods
The
was
conducted
from
June
23,
September
29,
2024,
using
stratified
quota
sampling
methods.
A
total
150
cities
across
800
communities/villages
were
surveyed,
selected
China
(Despite
extensive
coordination,
we
have
been
unable
contact
our
counterparts
Taiwan
region
obtain
relevant
statistical
data).
questionnaires
distributed
public
one
on
face
by
trained
surveyors.
included
basic
information
about
individual,
personal
status,
family,
social
environment
which
individual
lives,
condition
scales,
level
other
attitudes
towards
topical
issues.
Supervisors
quality
control
during
distribution
process
returned
questionnaires,
logically
checked
cleaned
analysis.
Discussion
Data
collection
has
finished,
scientific
outputs
based
this
development
promotion
strategies
globally.
In
aftermath
pandemic,
it
guide
policymakers
healthcare
organizations
improve
their
existing
policies
services
maximize
mental
population.
Child Abuse & Neglect,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
161, P. 107254 - 107254
Published: Jan. 24, 2025
Nurses
demonstrate
a
greater
vulnerability
to
developing
depressive
and
anxiety
symptoms
compared
the
general
population.
Adverse
Childhood
Experiences
(ACEs)
are
known
risk
factors
for
mental
health
issues,
but
impact
of
timing
these
experiences
remains
unclear.
To
investigate
associations
between
ACEs
depressive,
anxiety,
comorbid
symptoms.
Using
convenience
sampling,
cross-sectional
study
was
conducted.
The
sample
1966
female
nurses
from
seven
hospitals
in
Zhejiang
Province,
China.
completed
questionnaire
assessing
sociodemographic
characteristics,
ACEs,
Timing
categorized
as
childhood,
adolescence,
both
periods.
Comorbid
referred
simultaneous
presence
Multivariable
logistic
regression
used
examine
outcomes,
presented
Odds
Ratios
(ORs)
with
95
%
Confidence
Intervals
(CIs).
A
total
429
(21.82
%)
participants
experienced
occurring
only
periods
were
all
associated
increased
An
increasing
trend
number
childhood
adolescence
linked
higher
adulthood.
Familial
strongly
(OR
=
1.85,
CI
[1.14,
3.01]),
2.55,
[1.41,
4.60]),
2.92,
[1.50,
5.70]).
influenced
development
issues.
It
is
imperative
provide
targeted
psychological
support
based
on
improve
this
Geriatrics and gerontology international/Geriatrics & gerontology international,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 6, 2025
Background
Existing
literature
suggests
that
school
bullying
can
have
long‐lasting
effects
on
mental
health,
but
its
specific
impact
late‐life
depression
remain
underexplored.
This
study
aims
to
investigate
the
association
between
early‐life
experiences
and
symptoms
in
old
age
variations
by
sex,
place
of
residence
educational
level.
Method
Data
were
derived
from
Life
History
Survey
China
Health
Retirement
Longitudinal
Study
2014,
including
4333
older
adults
aged
≥60
years.
School
was
assessed
basis
self‐reported
during
childhood.
Depression
measured
using
Center
for
Epidemiologic
Studies
Scale‐10.
Poisson
regression
analyses
performed
examine
relationship
experience
depression.
Results
Of
respondents,
607
(14%)
reported
being
bullied
childhood,
1274
(29.4%)
exhibited
Older
who
experienced
1.17
times
more
likely
exhibit
compared
with
those
without
such
(prevalence
ratio
[PR],
1.173;
95%
confidence
interval
[CI],
1.027–1.3390).
prominent
among
women
(PR,
1.284;
CI,
1.093–1.475),
rural
residents
1.477;
1.210–1.803)
education
at
primary
level
1.172;
1.017–1.352).
The
results
remained
robust
an
alternative
cutoff
after
imputing
all
missing
data.
Conclusion
Early‐life
is
a
significant
risk
factor
later
life,
particularly
pronounced
women,
lower
levels.
These
findings
highlight
need
targeted
health
interventions
individuals
history
mitigate
long‐term
psychological
effects.
Geriatr
Gerontol
Int
2025;
••:
••–••
.
Current Psychology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 1, 2025
Abstract
Introduction:
Compared
to
the
general
population,
medical
students
are
at
greater
risk
of
suffering
from
mental
health
problems,
which
can
also
affect
their
academic
performance
and
professional
future.
Objectives:
To
evaluate
factors
associated
with
depression,
anxiety,
stress
in
Mexico.
Methods:
This
was
a
cross-sectional
study.
A
self-administered
questionnaire
used
obtain
sociodemographic,
behavioral,
grade
point
average
data,
including
Depression,
Anxiety,
Stress
Scale-21
(DASS-21)
screening
instrument.
Analysis:
Measures
central
tendency,
dispersion,
frequency,
proportion
were
used.
The
Wilcoxon
rank-sum
immediate
proportions
tests
determine
differences
between
sexes,
chi-square
Fisher’s
exact
scholar
years.
Logistic
linear
regression
models
performed
stress,
anxiety.
Results:
Depression
affected
49%
more
common
during
third
year
(60.1%).
Anxiety
found
66.1%
(74.7%).
73.2%
students,
severity
frequency
women.
Low
perception
social
support
adverse
childhood
experiences
be
increased
stress.
However,
all
cases,
physical
activity
protective
factor.
Conclusions:
Studying
Mexico
is
crucial
improving
well-being
performance,
preventing
burnout,
optimizing
care.
Adapting
interventions
local
cultural
strengthen
system
training
better
professionals.
