Common stressful life events and difficulties are associated with mental health symptoms and substance use in young adolescents
Nancy Chooi Ping Low; Erika N. Dugas; Erin K. O’Loughlin; Daniel Rodriguez; Gisèle Contreras; Michael Chaiton; Jennifer O’Loughlin · 2012 · BMC Psychiatry
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Abstract
BACKGROUND: Stressful life events are associated with mood disorders in adults in clinical settings. Less described in the literature is the association between common life stressors and a wide range of psychopathology in young adolescents. This study uses a large non-clinical sample of young adolescents to describe the associations among worry or stress about common life events/difficulties, mental health and substance use. METHODS: Data on lifetime stress or worry about common life events/difficulties (i.e., romantic breakups, family disruption, interpersonal difficulties, and personal stres
Abstract by Nancy Chooi Ping Low; Erika N. Dugas; Erin K. O’Loughlin; Daniel Rodriguez; Gisèle Contreras; Michael Chaiton; Jennifer O’Loughlin, BMC Psychiatry (2012) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: OpenAlex · DOI 10.1186/1471-244x-12-116