Community violence exposure poses a public health risk exacerbated by immigration‐
related stressors and environmental factors, including systemic racism and interpersonal …

Objectives We investigated whether perceived social support among adolescent students
moderated the association between violence exposure and internalising symptoms in São …

Purpose Adult support is inversely linked to health-affecting risk behaviors. This study aimed
to describe adolescent-adult support network structure and quality, and to analyze …

Dyadic interviews were conducted with 32 youth ages 13–21 and their self‐identified key
adult supports to illuminate how adult supports help protect youth in communities impacted …

This study investigated among older Europeans how physical function limitations lead to
depressive symptoms and reductions in quality of life and well-being, and vice-versa …

Coping is recognized as an important life skill. In the present cross-sectional analysis, early
adolescents' relationships with their caregivers (support, conflict) and exposure to stressors …

The current study explores the longitudinal impact of parents' and children's community
violence exposure on family functioning. Two hundred parent–child dyads from under …

Mental health symptoms largely emerge during childhood, adolescence, and young
adulthood, with estimates suggesting that by 25 years of age, 62% of all mental health …

The effects parents have on child development has been thoroughly documented in cross-
sectional and longitudinal studies with diverse methodologies. However, there has been …

Previous studies propose that interpersonal violence and loss, parenting, and attachment
each individually contribute to child and family distress. The following studies aimed to …