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期刊名:Adversity and resilience science

缩写:ADVERS RESIL SCI

ISSN:2662-2424

e-ISSN:2662-2416

IF/分区:2.1/Q2

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Savanna Phares,Andrea Irving,Maureen McCoy et al. Savanna Phares et al.
Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, there were limited options for eating away from home, obligating many US adults to prepare foods at home, a situation that provided an opportunity to examine relationships between food skills, resilience, and...
Sara Beth Wolicki,Rebecca H Bitsko,Robyn A Cree et al. Sara Beth Wolicki et al.
Poor mental health among parents or primary caregivers is associated with poor mental and physical health in children; however, research often excludes the mental health of male caregivers including fathers. This analysis examines associati...
Elizabeth A Mumford,Jennifer Copp,Kai MacLean Elizabeth A Mumford
Optimism and loneliness, which reflect the expected inverse associations with excess morbidity and mortality, are theoretically and empirically associated with early adversities and offer potential avenues for clinical support. The current ...
Anne I Roche,Jenna L Adamowicz,Manny S Stegall et al. Anne I Roche et al.
The present study examined factors associated with resilience in college students during the COVID-19 pandemic. Participants were undergraduates at a large Midwestern university in the USA (N = 848). Hierarchical linear regression analyses ...
Carmela J DeCandia,Katherine T Volk,George J Unick Carmela J DeCandia
We investigated the conceptualization and impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) in a sample of 231 children ages 3-5 living in poverty and experiencing homelessness, focusing specifically on caregiver well-being and housing instabi...
Caroline Lafarge,Raffaella Milani,Sharon Cahill et al. Caroline Lafarge et al.
To curb COVID-19 infections, the British government enforced a series of lockdowns resulting in restrictions on movement and socialisation. This study assessed which groups may have been at higher risk of emotional distress among a non-clin...
Wenyi Chen,Zhiyuan Yu,Lin Wang et al. Wenyi Chen et al.
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are prevalent, costly, and associated with poor health outcomes in adults. Little is known about ACE prevalence rates or strategies for measuring ACEs among young adults in Mainland China. The aims of th...
Heather Prime,Mark Wade,Dillon T Browne Heather Prime
The onset of the pandemic brought heightened stress to parents due to disruptions to family life, in addition to processes of positive family adaptation, including greater closeness, more time spent together, and shared problem-solving. Del...
Racheli Cohen,Nada Yassin,Naama Gershy Racheli Cohen
The global COVID-19 pandemic changed the life of numerous parents. The medical worry, the financial hardship, and the need to take care of children 24/7 caused an enormous burden on parenting, resulting in an elevation in parenting stress a...
Malvika Godara,Sarita Silveira,Hannah Matthäus et al. Malvika Godara et al.
During the first 2 years of the COVID-19 pandemic, empirical efforts in the psychological sciences have been unequivocally focused on understanding the psychosocial impact on resilience and vulnerability. While current empirical work is gui...