Emotional adjustment among parents of adolescents and young adults with cancer: the influence of social constraints on cognitive processing and fear of recurrence

Unmet needs, anxiety, depression, and quality of life among caregivers of adolescents and young adults with cancer: A cross-sectional study

“… 12 Previous studies have found that almost one-third of the parents of AYAs with cancer reported moderate to severe elevated anxiety and depressive symptoms. 13 , 14 Another study found that a high proportion of parents of AYAs with cancer had insomnia and a lower quality of life after transitioning to the caregiver's role. 15 However, this study only evaluated caregivers' overall quality of life in the past week using a single question.…”

Mediating effect of ill perception on the relationship between social constraints and fear of cancer recurrence among adolescent and young adult survivors who underwent hematopoietic stem cell transplantation

“…54 Similarly, Mikrut et al. 55 conducted a survey of 66 primary caregivers caring for young cancer patients and found that greater SC was associated with worse cognitive processing and higher FCR, and ultimately with more severe depressive symptoms. These results also support the theoretical framework of this study, which suggested that SC is an extrinsic influence factor that hinders positive cognitive processing of cancer-related problems and leads to negative disease perception.…”

Friends’ Support, Motivation to Learn, Emotional Adjustment, and Academic Performance among Indonesian First-year students

“…Disclosing their stress and negative thoughts may help them cope (Sharififard et al, 2020). Mikrut et al (2019) gave an additional explanation that emotional disclosure improves psychological adjustment, but only when it occurs within a receptive social environment, such as buffering effect of stress and mental illness (Havewala et al, 2019), how to manage the conflict (Keener et al, 2019), problem-solving for their conflict (Dost-Gozkan, 2019). Social interactions that discourage, limit, or modify another person's expression of thoughts and feelings will hinder emotional disclosure and related to more inadequate adjustment (Mikrut et al, 2019).…”

“…Mikrut et al (2019) gave an additional explanation that emotional disclosure improves psychological adjustment, but only when it occurs within a receptive social environment, such as buffering effect of stress and mental illness (Havewala et al, 2019), how to manage the conflict (Keener et al, 2019), problem-solving for their conflict (Dost-Gozkan, 2019). Social interactions that discourage, limit, or modify another person's expression of thoughts and feelings will hinder emotional disclosure and related to more inadequate adjustment (Mikrut et al, 2019). Thus, it explains why the positive atmosphere created by friendship quality will increase their emotional adjustment learn while a hostile atmosphere created through lack of intimacy and conflict with friends will decrease their emotional adjustment, which in turn will affect their academic performance (Carmona-Halty et al, 2019).…”