K A Adeniji, O O Folaranmi, O A Odetunde, O Adegboye, K M Ibiyeye, J E Ighodalo, J O Olayiwola, K A Suleiman, S K Abubakar-Akanbi
Changing pattern of cancer distribution: experience from a tertiary health institution in Nigeria and review of literature
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objective internalizing externalizing problems prevalent disasterexposed children studies investigated problems relation parental factors study examined parental worry familybased disaster education related childrens internalizing externalizing problems outbreak covid19 china method parents reported parental worry familybased disaster education childrens 58yearold young elementary schoolchildren n 245 245 913yearold early adolescents n 245 internalizing externalizing problems results data analysis showed across ages parental worry related childrens internalizing externalizing problems significantly positively b significant negative relationships familybased disaster education internalizing externalizing problems supported young elementary schoolchildren c high level parent worry attenuated negative link familybased disaster education young elementary schoolchildrens internalizing problems conclusion study expands knowledge relationships parental worry childrens disasterrelated wellbeing highlights importance adapting familybased disaster education different ages data suggest parents young elementary schoolchildren early adolescents avoid showing excessive worry front children pandemic help reduce childrens internalizing externalizing problems effective familybased disaster education mitigate young elementary schoolchildrens emotional distress behavioral problems effect may maximized parents avoid overly worried parents early adolescents support children acquiring pandemicrelated information independently encourage seek support outside family psycinfo database record c 2021 apa rights reserved