Krízisben. Az elmúlt 10 év történéseinek hatása a gyermekek mentális egészségére
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https://doi.org/10.31074/gyntf.2024.3.186.215Kulcsszavak:
gyermekkori jóllét, mentális egészség, klímaválság, járványok, háborúAbsztrakt
A gyermekkori jóllét kérdése a gyermekkorral foglalkozó kutatások egyre növekvő számának fókuszpontja. Jelen tanulmányban a jóllét fogalmának tisztázása után áttekintjük a bennünket leginkább érdeklő tényező, a mentális egészség tudományosan igazolt összetevőit és ezekkel összefüggésben tárgyaljuk azokat a környezeti tényezőket, amelyek az elmúlt tíz évben leginkább befolyásolják azokat – a klímaválság, a járványok és a háborúk hatásait. A szakirodalmi áttekintésben törekszünk a jóllétet támogató hatásokat is hangsúlyozni, ugyanakkor nem eltagadni mindazokat a rizikótényezőket, amelyek az utóbbi évtizedben leginkább veszélyeztetik a gyermekek mentális egészségét.
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