Youth, Volume 3, Issue 4
2023 December - 21 articles
Cover Story: Our study begins by examining the relationship between disruption associated with the COVID-19 pandemic and adolescents’ perceptions of changes in their anxiety and depression during the pandemic in two European countries. We then explore how different support systems, parent–child relationship quality, and parent mental health might moderate the relation between disruption and changes in internalizing symptoms. Adolescents who perceived more parental support were protected against increases in anxiety and depression. Higher levels of father internalizing symptoms exacerbated the relationship between pandemic disruption and increases in adolescent anxiety and depression. We discuss these results in the context of the parent–child relationship during stressful life events. View this paper
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