Child
maltreatment
affects
thousands
of
children
and
adolescents
every
year.
This
phenomenon
is
multidimensional,
meaning
there
are
different
subtypes
(i.e.,
physical
abuse,
sexual
emotional
neglect)
known
to
predict
various
mental
health
issues,
including
depression
anxiety.
While
previous
research
has
investigated
outcomes
in
maltreated
youth,
results
may
vary
based
on
the
dimensions
abuse
considered.
study
aims
expand
literature
examine
how
a
history
child
influences
manifestation
anxiety
depressive
symptoms
youth
at
age
18.
The
current
uses
secondary
data
analysis
Longitudinal
Study
Abuse
Neglect
(LONGSCAN),
consortium
studies
that
examines
antecedents
consequences
maltreatment.
relationship
between
explained
using
attachment
cognitive
theories.
found
neglect
were
significantly
associated
with
depression;
meanwhile,
only
was
Associations
other
non-significant.
Implications
these
findings
for
practice
discussed.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
19(21), С. 14070 - 14070
Опубликована: Окт. 28, 2022
Cognitive
and
psychological
conditions
in
childhood
will
have
an
important
impact
on
adult
life.
There
is
relatively
little
literature
the
of
educational
expectations
children’s
cognition
health
from
perspective
urban
rural
differences.
Based
cohort
data
CFPS
2012
2016,
this
study
screened
a
total
994
children
aged
10–15
to
effects
parents’
depression.
The
results
show
that
both
positive
cognition.
Parents’
negative
When
are
greater
than
their
expectations,
In
samples,
However,
depression
was
areas
areas.
no
effect
Child Abuse & Neglect,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
154, С. 106867 - 106867
Опубликована: Июнь 8, 2024
Children
and
young
people
(CYP)
who
are
in
contact
with
social
care
at
higher
risk
of
developing
mental
health
difficulties
compared
to
the
general
population.
This
has
been
attributed
their
experience
significant
childhood
adversity.
With
an
increased
likelihood
experiencing
poorer
outcomes
which
can
persist
into
adulthood,
it
is
crucial
that
key
factors
for
positive
development
identified.
Trauma
exposure
and
environmental
scarcity
independently
increase
psychopathology
risk
in
adolescence.
However,
it
remains
unclear
whether
these
dimensions
of
early
life
adversity
interact
to
impact
psychopathology,
different
indicators
perform
similarly
such
interactions,
relationships
are
sex-invariant.
This
analysis
used
a
cross-sectional,
multi-informant
approach
investigate
interactions
between
trauma
(achievement-based,
financial-based)
for
three
major
psychopathology.
Data
from
236
youth
aged
8-17
enrolled
the
census-matched
Nathan
Kline
Institute-Rockland
Sample.
Linear
models
were
estimate
(UCLA
PTSD
Reaction
Index),
achievement-based
(Hollingshead
Four-Factor
Index)
versus
financial-based
(income-to-needs),
(Child
Behavior
Checklist
internalizing,
externalizing,
thought).
Confirmatory
linear
showed
increasing
was
associated
with
elevated
internalizing
(β=1.83,
p<0.01)
externalizing
(β=1.46,
p=0.02),
but
not
thought,
when
controlling
indicators.
Interaction
analyses
demonstrated
scarcity,
moderated
(Internalizing
p=0.02;
Externalizing
p=0.01),
that
on
depended
level
caregiver
achievement,
familial
financial
resources.
These
patterns
similar,
attenuated,
males
females
examined
separately.
Caregiver
achievement
may
protect
against
symptoms
adolescents
exposed
trauma,
suggesting
policies
geared
towards
education
accessibility
job
opportunities
have
considerable
downstream
impact.
Future
work
should
explore
population-based
samples
greater
variability
systems-level
factors
(e.g.,
neighborhood
advantage).
Frontiers in Public Health,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
12
Опубликована: Фев. 27, 2024
Background
Few
studies
have
considered
the
life-course
development
of
depressive
symptoms
in
relation
to
life
transitions
early-adulthood
and
whether
these
might
affect
trajectories
differently
depending
on
specific
indicators
parental
socioeconomic
status
(SES).
In
present
work,
we
explore
questions
using
adolescent
pathway
model
as
a
guiding
framework
test
socially
differential
exposure,
tracking
vulnerability
effects
depressed
mood
across
different
backgrounds.
Methods
Latent
growth
modeling
was
used
estimate
associations
between
SES
(parental
education
household
income)
from
age
13
40
with
(leaving
home,
leaving
educational
system,
beginning
cohabitation,
attaining
employment)
pathways
two.
Our
analyses
were
based
27-year
longitudinal
dataset
(
n
=
1242)
Norwegian
cohort
10
time
points
total.
To
make
comparisons,
three
groups
(low,
mid,
high)
made
for
income
respectively.
Results
Depressed
decreased
40.
The
low
high
showed
stable
difference
during
early
adolescence,
which
young
adulthood
then
increased
slightly
mid-adulthood.
group
higher
compared
medium
groups.
For
transitions,
home
cohabitation
associated
an
added
downturn
trajectory
when
adjusting
other
transitions.
However,
adolescents
relatively
stronger
decrease
home.
Similarly,
system.
Conclusions
over
developed
income.
Life
generally
reductions
time,
but
lower
youths
not
found
be
more
vulnerable
effects.
PLoS ONE,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
19(9), С. e0307560 - e0307560
Опубликована: Сен. 6, 2024
To
deepen
the
development
of
positive
affect
during
early
adolescence
and
shed
new
light
on
its
predictors,
this
study
adopts
an
exploratory
network
approach
to
first
identify
main
domains
that
describe
variability
children’s
psychological,
environmental,
behavioral
characteristics,
then
use
these
longitudinally
predict
within
a
latent
growth
framework.
aim,
we
considered
10,904
US
participants
(9
years
old
at
baseline;
13
42
months
later),
six
measurement
occasions
affect,
46
baseline
indicators
from
ABCD
study.
Our
results
not
only
confirm
declines
between
9
old,
but
also
show
among
five
identified
(behavioral
dysregulation,
cognitive
functioning,
psychological
problems,
supportive
social
environment,
extracurricular
activities),
environment
consistently
predicts
affect.
This
is
crucial
for
practitioners
policymakers,
as
it
can
help
them
focus
elements
our
complex
social,
environmental
variability.
