Internalizing Problems During Adolescence

Graber, Julia A.; Sontag, Lisa M.

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“…Adolescent boys may report lower levels and fewer changes in family conflict as a result of their lower relational orientation and less time at home. The overrepresentation of AA adolescent boys in the persistently-low family conflict group clarifies their fewer anxiety and depressive symptoms, which are more prevalent in adolescent girls and women (Galambos et al., 2009; Graber & Sontag, 2009). Although AA adolescent boys are at increased risk for externalizing problems (DuRant et al, 1994), those reporting persistently-low levels of family conflict reported less violent behavior at age 20 than adolescents reporting increases in family conflict, suggesting that a harmonious family environment during adolescence reduces young AA men’s risk of perpetrating violence.…”

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Developmental trajectories of African American adolescents’ family conflict: Differences in mental health problems in young adulthood.

Choe¹,

Stoddard

Zimmerman

2014

Developmental Psychology

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Family conflict is a salient risk factor for African American adolescents’ mental health problems. No study we are aware of has estimated trajectories of their family conflict and whether groups differ in internalizing and externalizing problems during the transition to young adulthood, a critical antecedent in adult mental health and psychopathology. As hypothesized, latent class growth analysis approximated four developmental trajectories of family conflict during high school for 681 African American adolescents (49% boys). Trajectory classes differed in anxiety, depressive symptoms, and violent behavior at age 20, supporting expectations that adolescents demonstrating elevated levels and atypical trajectories of family conflict in high school would report greater mental health problems as young adults. Family conflict jeopardizes African American adolescents’ transition to young adulthood by contributing to mental health problems.

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Developmental trajectories of African American adolescents’ family conflict: Differences in mental health problems in young adulthood.

Choe¹,

Stoddard

Zimmerman

2014

Developmental Psychology

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“…Adolescent psychopathology. Adolescent psychopathology falls into two categories: internalising and externalising (Graber, 2004). Internalising problems are generally associated with disturbances in affect while externalising problems refer to overt dysfunctional behaviour.…”

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Online mental health resources for adolescents: Overview of research and theory

Edwards-Hart

Chester

2010

Australian Psychologist

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Adolescents use the Internet at higher rates than any other age group. The Internet therefore offers an obvious opportunity for the provision of mental health information for them. Little is known, however, about adolescent behaviour online, especially access of age-appropriate mental health resources. This review of the published literature examines theoretical and research studies to develop an understanding of adolescent mental health-seeking behaviour on the Internet. It is clear that adolescents do seek health information online, but little is known about its content, nature or mode of delivery. There appears to be no research specific to mental health resources for adolescents online.

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“…Göçmen gençlerde ise bir yandan kimlik ediniminin hızlı yaşandığı bir gelişimsel dönem sürerken diğer yandan kültürel bir geçiş ve kültürler arası yaşantının yaşanmasının öznel iyi oluşu azaltabileceği, okula ve topluma uyumu olduğundan daha da zorlaştırabileceği ileri sürülmektedir (Berry ve ark., 2006). Gençlik dönemindeki kişi maddi yetersizlikler, aile içi sorunlar gibi sorunlardan diğer dönemlere kıyasla duygusal açıdan daha olumsuz etkilenmekte (Graber ve Sontag, 2009) ve göç bu sorunların ortaya çıkmasına zemin hazırlayarak, benlik saygısının azalması gibi durumlara yol açabilmektedir.…”

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Göç Yaşantisi Çerçevesi̇nde Çocukta Psi̇ko-Sosyal Uyum Süreci̇ Üzeri̇ne Bi̇r İnceleme

Gülmez¹,

Öztürk

2018

Sosyal Politika Çalışmaları Dergisi

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ÖzAlanyazında sıkça belirtilen biçimiyle göç, köklü bir yer değiştirmedir. Bununla birlikte, göçün sadece olumsuz etkilerine odaklanmak ve bu etkilerin kaynağı olarak göçmen bireyin kendisini göstermek maalesef göç olgusunu basite indirgemektedir. Yol açabileceği psikolojik sorunlara rağmen göç aynı zamanda öncüllerine, birey için bir fırsatlar ortamı olma, olumlu etkiler oluşturma ve güçlendirme potansiyeli de taşımaktadır. Göçün bu olumlu nitelikteki çıktılara dair sorular ve dolayısıyla kanıtlar araştırmalarda ihmal edilebilmektedir. Bu çalışma, çocukların dolaylı olarak ya da kendi yaşantıları içinde doğrudan deneyimledikleri göç olgusunun psikososyal etkilerini tarafsız ve gelişimsel bir bakış açısıyla ele almayı amaçlamaktadır. Bu amaç doğrultusunda öncelikle göç türleri tanıtılmış, Türkiye' de göç olgusunun anlamı, motivasyonu, yönü, temel etkenleri belirtilmiştir. Göçün gelişen birey üzerindeki psikolojik ve fizyolojik nitelikli olumsuz etkilerine dair temel bazı kanıtların yanı sıra, göçmenin uyumunda olumlu sonuçlara odaklanan psikolojik sağlamlık çalışmalarına da yer verilmiştir. Göçmen çocuğun başarısız uyumunun bir göstergesi olduğu iddia edilen fakat esasen zorlayıcı yaşam koşullarının çocuğu toplum dışına itmesinin bir sonucu olan suça ise özel bir bölüm ayrılmıştır. Sonuç olarak çocuklar için göç deneyimini, alternatif psikososyal çıktılara yol açan bir biçimde ve daha geniş ekolojik bağlamda düşünmenin önemine dair somut bazı fikir ve önerilerin inşasına çalışılacaktır. AbstractMigration, as often mentioned in literature, is a radical change of the rooted place. However, focusing only on psychosocial adversities and pointing the migrants as a source of these influences, unfortunately degrades the effects of migration. Despite the psychological problems that migration may lead, it also carries a potential to create opportunities, positive effects and empowerment for the migrant. However questions about these positive outcomes and therefore evidence can be neglected in research. This study aims to discuss the psychosocial effects of immigration, which either children experience indirectly or directly in their own lives, from an objective and developmental point of view. For this purpose first we introduce types of migration and define the meaning, motivation, direction and the key factors of migration in Turkey. In addition to some basic evidence of adverse psychological and physiological effects to the immigrant individual, we also covered psychological resiliency studies in order to focus on the positive adaptation process of migrants. Involvement in crime, which has been claimed as an indicator of maladaptation in migrant children, indeed arise as the challenging conditions push children out of the community, devoted a special section. In the conclusion, some concrete ideas and suggestions on the importance of thinking immigration experience for children as giving pathways to alternative psychosocial outcomes and in the wider ecological context will be cultivated.

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Internalizing Problems During Adolescence

Cited by 127 publications

References 155 publications

Developmental trajectories of African American adolescents’ family conflict: Differences in mental health problems in young adulthood.

Developmental trajectories of African American adolescents’ family conflict: Differences in mental health problems in young adulthood.

Online mental health resources for adolescents: Overview of research and theory

Göç Yaşantisi Çerçevesi̇nde Çocukta Psi̇ko-Sosyal Uyum Süreci̇ Üzeri̇ne Bi̇r İnceleme

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