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Family Background and Environment, Psychological Distress, and Juvenile Delinquency
Juvenile Delinquency Family Background Family Structure Family Relations Mental Health
2013/2/22
The relationship between youth offending and family background is still unclear in the literature. This study explored the role of family factors and psychological distress in relation to delinquency ...
The Self-Assessment Perceived Global Distress Scale-Reliability and Construct Validity桺erceived Global Distress Scale
Schizophrenia Severe Mental Illness Distress Visual Analogue Scale Perceived Global Distress Scale
2013/2/21
Objective: the aim was to study psychometric properties of the Perceived Global Distress Scale (PGD) for peo- ple with severe mental illness, mainly with schizophrenia disorders. Methods: PGD is a Vis...
Breakup Distress and Loss of Intimacy in University Students
Intimacy University Students Breakup Distress
2013/2/23
Breakup distress and reasons for breakup including affiliation, intimacy, sexuality and autonomy reasons were stud-ied in 119 university students who had experienced a recent breakup of a romantic rel...
Psychological Distress and the Impact of Social Support on Fathers and Mothers of Pediatric Cancer Patients: Long-Term Prospective Results
parents stress pediatric cancer prospective longitudinal study social support
2008/4/7
Objective To explore the effects of social support on psychological distress of parents of pediatric cancer patients using a prospective design over a 5-year period. Methods Parents of children diagno...
Commentary: The Role of Memory in Managing Children’s Distress During Medical Procedures
Memory in Managing Children’s Distress Medical Procedures
2008/3/28
One of the most universal experiences in childhood is the need to undergo medical procedures. Whether they be vaccinations, diagnostic, or treatment procedures, many children find invasive medical pro...
The Psychosocial Assessment Tool (PAT2.0): Psychometric Properties of a Screener for Psychosocial Distress in Families of Children Newly Diagnosed with Cancer
assessment families parents pediatric oncology risk
2009/12/21
Purpose Psychometric properties of the Psychosocial Assessment Tool 2.0 (PAT2.0), a brief screener for psychosocial risk in families of children with cancer, are presented. Methods Female (N = 132) an...