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21. Step In, Speak Up! LGBTQ Youth Bullying Prevention

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Bradley, Elizabeth, Albright, Glenn, McMilan, Jeremy, Shockley, Kristen, Ifenthaler, Dirk, Series Editor, Warren, Scott Joseph, Series Editor, Bellotti, Francesco, Editorial Board Member, DeVane, Benjamin, Editorial Board Member, Loh, Christian Sebastian, Editorial Board Member, Squire, Kurt, Editorial Board Member, and Bradley, Elizabeth, editor

Published
2020
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29. Evaluation of Hypotension

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Andrus, Phillip, Hu, Kevin, Nelson, Bret P., editor, Topol, Eric, editor, Bhagra, Anjali, editor, Mulvagh, Sharon L., editor, and Narula, Jagat, editor

Published
2018
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30. Vasa Vasorum Imaging

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Kakadiaris, Ioannis A., O’Malley, Sean, Vavuranakis, Manolis, Metcalfe, Ralph, Hartley, Craig J., Falk, Erling, Naghavi, Morteza, and Naghavi, Morteza, editor

Published
2011
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31. The Impact of the COVID-19 Emergency on the Quality of Life of the General Population.

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Roccella, Michele and Roccella, Michele

Subjects
History of engineering & technology, Technology: general issues, 15D, ACEs, Athens Insomnia Scale, Autism Spectrum Disorder, BDI-II, COVID-19, COVID-19 confinement, COVID-19 emergency, COVID-19 fear, COVID-19 pandemic, Chile, Covid-19, DASS-21, EPDS, ERT, Egyptian, GAD-7, Hashimoto's disease, ISI, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Kosovo, PHQ-9, Quality of Life, SARS-CoV-2, SLE, STAI, TMD, WHOQOL-BREF, access to healthcare, activity pattern, adverse childhood experiences, adversity, ageing, antibodies, anxiety, attitudes, autism, avoidance-oriented coping, balance, breathing difficulty, burnout, children, chronic diseases, chronic pain, college students, community pharmacists, comprehensive health care, consultation, coping, coping strategies, coping styles, coronavirus, coronavirus disease, cross-national study, dentist, depression, depressive symptoms, detraining, diagnosis, economic crisis, elder abuse, elderly population, emergency, emergency services, emotion, emotion awareness, emotion-oriented coping, emotional bond, emotional distress, emotions, executive functioning, falls, family physician, fear, fear of COVID-19, fear of Covid-19, fear of contagion, frailty, gender, gender differences, general anxiety disorder-7 (GAD-7), general population, general self-reported health, gerontechnology, health, health professionals, health psychology, healthcare personnel, healthy adolescents, healthy lifestyle, healthy lifestyle behaviors, help-seeking, home confinement, inactivity, infectious disease, inflammation, insomnia, interpersonal violence, intervention, knowledge, life satisfaction, living together, lockdown, lysosomal storage disease, masticatory, meaning-based resources, mental health, mental illness, mood, multiple sclerosis, n/a, neurodegenerative diseases, neurological, nursing, occupational balance, older adults, orofacial pain, pandemic, pandemic COVID-19, pandemics, parental distress, parenting stress, parents, perceived control over time, perceived stress, personality, physical activity, physical activity (PA), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), postural control, practices, pregnancy, pregnant, prevention, preventive behavior, preventive measures, primary care, primary healthcare, prospective memory, psychiatric patients, psychiatry, psychological, psychological coping, psychological discomfort, psychological distress, psychological flexibility, psychological health, psychological impact, psychological well-being, psychological wellbeing, psychopathological symptomatology, psychopathological symptoms, public, public health, public health strategies, public mental health, quality of life, quarantine, remote, resilience, resting heart rate, restrictions, risk factors, risk perception, risk perception of COVID-19, satisfaction with life, sense of coherence, serological test, shelter-in-place measures, short health anxiety inventory (SHAI), sleep duration, social distancing, somatic symptoms, spirituality, state anxiety, state-trait anxiety inventory (STAI), stomatognathic system, stress, stress disorder, students, task-oriented coping, telemedicine, telerehabilitation, treatment effectiveness, triggers, type D personality, type of personality, undergraduates, university students, vaccination, virus' transmission, vitality, wearable sensors, well-being, wellbeing, working memory, worry
Abstract

Summary: COVID-19 is a pandemic that has forced many states to declare restrictive measures in order to prevent its wider spread. These measures are necessary to protect the health of adults, children, and people with disabilities.Long quarantine periods could cause an increase in anxiety crises, fear of contagion, and post-traumatic stress disorder (frustration, boredom, isolation, fear, insomnia, and difficulty concentrating).Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a condition that can develop in subjects who have witnessed a traumatic, catastrophic, or violent event, or who have become aware of a traumatic experience that happened to a loved one.In fact, from current cases, it emerges that the prevalence of PTSD varies from 1% to 9% in the general population and can reach 50%-60% in subgroups of subjects exposed to traumas considered particularly serious. PTSD develops as a consequence of one or more physical or psychological traumatic events, such as exposure to natural disasters such as earthquakes, fires, floods, hurricanes, tsunamis; wars, torture, death threats; road accidents, robbery, air accidents; diseases with unfavorable prognoses; complicated or traumatic mourning; physical and sexual abuse and abuse during childhood; or victimization and discrimination based on gender, sexual orientation, or gender identity. It can also develop following changes in lifestyle habits caused by the COVID-19 epidemic.Thank you for reading the manuscripts in this Special Issue, "The Impact of the COVID-19 Emergency on the Quality of Life of the General Population".

32. Family Risk and Protective Factors and Child Development.

Author

Yoon, Susan H. and Yoon, Susan H.

Subjects
Psychology, ACEs, Black youth, COVID-19, HIV, MSM, PRAMS, PrEP, abuse, activation, adaptive functioning, adolescence, adolescent, adolescent flourishing, adolescents, arrests, attachment, behavior problems, black youth, child development, child flourishing, child maltreatment, children media use, cognitive functioning, community violence, conduct problems, coparenting support, early development, educational functioning, emotion regulation, employment, eudaimonic factors, exploration, externalizing mental health, externalizing problems, families, family adversity, family resilience, father involvement, fathers, foster care, gadget, healthcare, hedonic factors, household challenges, internalizing problems, internalizing symptoms, intimate partner violence, latent profile analysis, life satisfaction, majority world, mental health, minority world, mobile device, moderated mediation, mothers, multisystemic resilience, n/a, neglect, neighborhood social cohesion, neighborhoods, parent attitude, parent media use, parental engagement, parental physical abuse, parental stress, parenting style, parents' relationship, path analysis, peer acceptance, peer rejection, peer status, physical neighborhood environments, popularity, positive parenting, positivity, pre-birth, protective factors, psychotic-like experiences, qualitative research, reading, relationships, resilience, risk and protective factors, school readiness, social functioning, social support, socioemotional development, socioemotional functioning, socioemotional problems and skills, stigma, suicide, violence resilience, wellbeing, young adult, young children, youth
Abstract

Summary: This reprint is devoted to understanding the unique and combined effects of family risk and protective factors on child development across multiple dimensions of functioning (e.g., physical, mental, emotional, behavioral, social, and cognitive).

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