Children,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
11(12), С. 1551 - 1551
Опубликована: Дек. 20, 2024
The
COVID-19
pandemic
triggered
a
global
transition
to
distance
learning,
which
significantly
impacted
children's
mental
health.
In
Saudi
Arabia,
remote
education
began
on
8
March
2020,
lasting
between
1.5
2.5
years.
This
study
aims
explore
the
psychological
effects
of
learning
children
and
adolescents,
with
focus
health
challenges
coping
mechanisms.
A
cross-sectional
was
conducted
using
an
online
survey
distributed
parents
aged
6
18
in
major
metropolitan
areas
Jeddah
Riyadh.
included
demographic
questions
Arabic
version
Vanderbilt
ADHD
Diagnostic
Rating
Scale,
tool
for
assessing
behavioral
challenges,
anxiety,
symptoms
attention
deficit
hyperactivity
disorder
(ADHD).
total
71.6%
families
reported
positive
experience
learning.
significant
correlation
found
parents'
marital
status
ability
cope
education.
Interestingly,
without
experienced
three
times
more
negative
outcomes
than
those
symptoms.
However,
despite
reporting
fewer
experiences,
exhibited
increased
symptom
severity
academic
difficulties.
Of
students,
5.4%
were
diagnosed
predominantly
inattentive
ADHD,
1.8%
hyperactive/impulsive
3.9%
combined
ADHD.
Additionally,
7.2%
students
screened
oppositional
defiant
disorder,
1.5%
conduct
6.6%
anxiety
or
depression.
Children
from
separated
divorced
likely
exhibit
(p
=
0.002).
<
0.05).
represents
first
comprehensive,
multi-city
investigation
Arabia
examining
relationship
sociodemographic
factors,
children.
findings
highlight
faced
by
during
emphasize
need
targeted
interventions
support
both
outcomes.
These
results
offer
valuable
insights
future
research
inform
strategies
address
well-being
scenarios
involving
JAMA Network Open,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
7(4), С. e245742 - e245742
Опубликована: Апрель 10, 2024
Evidence
suggests
that
living
near
green
space
supports
mental
health,
but
studies
examining
the
association
of
with
early
health
symptoms
among
children
are
rare.
PLoS ONE,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
20(3), С. e0318381 - e0318381
Опубликована: Март 21, 2025
Background
COVID-19
has
greatly
affected
the
population,
especially
those
in
low
socio-economic
group,
including
residents
of
People’s
Housing
Project
(PPR)
Malaysia.
Adolescents
residing
PPR
communities
are
among
most
vulnerable
groups
young
people
urban
areas,
given
their
pre-existing
conditions
vulnerability,
face
even
greater
challenges
due
to
pandemic.
Understanding
mental
health
and
coping
strategies
is
vital
grasp
how
pandemic
impacts
well-being.
Hence,
this
study
aims
explore
barriers
help-seeking
behaviour
adolescents
living
Malaysia’s
communities,
focusing
on
unique
exacerbated
by
.
Given
vulnerabilities
heightened
during
pandemic,
provides
critical
insights
into
navigate
psychological
distress
support.
Methods
This
qualitative
used
a
phenomenological
research
design
was
conducted
from
January
December
2022,
involving
47
aged
10
17
years
old
37
PPRs
Klang
Valley.
Participants
were
recruited
using
purposive
sampling
method
as
purposely
selected
with
moderate,
moderately
severe,
severe
for
PHQ-9
and/or
moderate
GAD-7
based
screening.
who
agreed
participate
(with
consent
parents/guardians)
interviews
set
at
participants’
convenience.
Data
collected
semi-structured
interview
guide
conduct
in-depth
(IDI).
After
each
IDI
session,
recorded
transcribed.
voice
recorder
stored
password-protected
computer,
names
replaced
specific
codes
ensure
confidentiality.
The
researchers
coded
all
transcripts
independently.
analysed
inductively
thematic
approach
identify
recurring
themes.
Results
From
PPRs,
194
identified
having
Among
them,
IDIs,
which
revealed
that
these
utilized
mainly
maladaptive
strategies,
such
avoidance
(cognitive
distancing,
externalization,
internalization),
self-harm,
vaping,
smoking
deal
stressors
related
COVID-19.
As
hindrances
help-seeking,
three
themes
lack
trust,
perceived
ineffectiveness
support,
personality.
Conclusion
Psychological
prevalent
they
faced
seeking
help.
Coping
have
been
help
manage
It
concerning
some
had
resorted
mechanisms.
These
findings
emphasized
need
targeted
interventions
support
systems
tailored
communities.
could
inform
policies
aimed
strengthening
services,
fostering
better
promoting
behaviours
socio-economically
challenged
Clinical Child and Family Psychology Review,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Окт. 16, 2024
Abstract
The
systematic
review
aimed
to
systematize
the
empirical
literature
on
psychological
impact
of
disability
siblings
persons
with
disabilities,
inform
research
and
provide
clinical
recommendations.
Two
questions
addressed
review:
(1)
What
are
main
constructs
investigated
in
?
(2)
is
role
each
construct
experience
electronic
search
was
conducted
7
databases
PRISMA
diagram
used.
inclusion
criteria
were:
Papers
published
English
peer-reviewed
journals;
papers
between
January
2014
June
2024;
qualitative,
quantitative,
mixed
studies;
disabilities
and/or
chronic
illnesses
disabilities.
standardized
Mixed
Method
Appraisal
Tool
protocol
used
appraise
methodological
quality
studies.
To
summarize
findings,
a
narrative
approach
adopted.
A
total
60
studies
have
been
reviewed.
According
appraisal
studies,
most
them
reported
high
(
n
=
45)
medium
15)
quality.
They
involved
10,146
participants.
Findings
revealed
that
sibling
relationships,
sibling-focused
parentification,
emotional/behavioral
adjustment
by
existing
literature.
Few
focused
siblings’
well-being.
Studies
exploring
more
than
were
included
as
hybrid.
Only
one
study
examined
during
COVID-19
pandemic.
relationship
ranged
from
good
poor;
caregiver
played
disabilities;
anxiety,
depression,
aggressive
behaviors
symptoms
revealed.
Most
39)
recruited
participants
brothers
or
sisters
mental
disorders.
findings
this
may
play
field,
they
might
help
design
gender-
age-specific
intervention
programs.
Journal of Physical Education Recreation & Dance,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
94(6), С. 43 - 54
Опубликована: Июль 24, 2023
Supporting
students’
emotional
health
has
become
indispensable
considering
unprecedented
collective
trauma
and
present-day
stressors
including
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
gun
violence,
longstanding
systemic
inequities,
a
polarized
political
climate
impacting
educational
system.
In
addition
to
navigating
personal
occupational
stressors,
teachers
are
frequently
exposed
secondhand
accounts
effects
of
traumatic
experiences,
increasing
their
risk
compassion
fatigue
(i.e.,
mental,
physical,
exhaustion
that
results
from
working
with
caring
for
individuals
who
impacted
by
distress
trauma).
Teachers’
resilience
is
essential
in
fight
against
fatigue,
burnout,
withdrawal
profession.
The
first
two-part
series,
this
article
lays
groundwork
encourages
pre-service,
early
career,
veteran
physical
educators
reflect
on
factors
protective
safeguard
socioemotional
as
they
asked
continue
give.
It
begins
describing
role
responders
classroom,
followed
symptoms
fatigue.
importance,
challenges,
limitations
practicing
“self-care”
commonly
suggested
way
prevent
manage
addressed.
Finally,
call
made
paradigmatic
shift
aimed
at
protecting
uplifting
students.
second
part
series
continues
discussion
providing
guided
activities
encourage
explore,
practice,
personalized
practical
coping
strategies
emotion
regulation
promote
well-being
healthful
longevity
Child & Family Behavior Therapy,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
46(4), С. 354 - 375
Опубликована: Июнь 22, 2024
This
study
aimed
to
assess
the
impact
of
filial
therapy
on
internalization
and
externalization
symptoms
among
preschool
children
characterized
by
an
insecure
attachment
style
in
Tehran
District
10
during
coronavirus
disease
19
pandemic.
To
achieve
this
goal,
a
pretest-posttest
control
group
design
was
employed,
supplemented
follow-up
phase.
Using
convenience
sampling
method,
41
students
were
selected
randomly
allocated
either
experimental
or
group.
The
results
analyzed
mixed
ANOVA
test.
findings
revealed
decrease
internalization,
externalization,
compared
those
(p
<
.05).
European Journal of Psychology Open,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
83(3), С. 109 - 118
Опубликована: Авг. 14, 2024
Abstract:
Introduction:
“School
engagement”
refers
to
the
feelings
and
thoughts
pupils
have
for
school,
which,
according
theory,
can
be
divided
into
behavioral,
cognitive,
emotional
engagement.
Previously
identified
factors
predicting
school
engagement
are
teacher-student
relationship,
individual
characteristics,
stability,
gender.
Aim:
The
current
study
addresses
changes
in
during
COVID-19
pandemic.
It
analyzes
effect
of
previously
risk
on
self-reported
change
among
middle-school
students
Finland.
Methods:
We
collected
data
spring
2021.
Participants
were
1,788
Finnish
(age
range
12–17)
who
responded
an
online
survey
day.
Results:
After
we
controlled
multiple
tests,
results
revealed
a
few
significant
associated
with
negative
However,
prior
anxiety,
depression,
or
externalizing
behavior
related
changes.
Discussion:
Pupils
previous
low
different
kinds
struggles
more
likely
react
negatively
brought
forth
by
pandemic
several
outcomes
compared
no
factors.
In
future,
should
disruptions
normal
routines
necessary,
special
attention
given
planning
proper
support
at-risk
students.
Psychological Reports,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Окт. 22, 2024
The
aim
of
the
study
is
to
explore
role
child’s
executive
functions
in
relation
between
externalizing
and
internalizing
problems
caregiver
strain
early
school
age
children.
refers
providing
nurture
care
for
a
dependent
family
member.
A
sample
includes
175
caregiver-child
dyads
36
teachers.
Participants
completed
Family
Strain
Index
which
measures
or
burden
(caregivers),
Strengths
Difficulties
Questionnaire
(teachers),
behavioral
tasks
that
measure
(children).
Using
structural
equation
modelling,
analysis
resulted
full
mediation
on
by
functions.
However,
association
with
has
not
been
confirmed.
These
results
indicate
better
buffer
negative
effect
perceived
burden.
Based
these
results,
we
can
suggest
interventions
should
be
focused
programmes
improve
educational
context,
along
training
aimed
at
emotional
social
support,
individual
therapy.