Arzija Pasalic, Sabina Segalo, Suada Brankovic, Jasmina Mahmutovic, Hadzan Konjo
The Proportion and Type of Carbohydrates in the Diets of Children in Early Adolescence
Materia socio-medica
review two purposes first examine nature extent published literature student loan second systematically review literature student loans mental health data academic databases 19002019 analyzed using two methods first topic modeling textmining tool utilized bayesian statistics extract hidden patterns large volumes texts used understand topical coverage peerreviewed abstracts n 988 student debt second using prisma guidelines 46 manuscripts systematically reviewed synthesize literature linking student debt mental health model 10 topics selected parsimony accurate clustered representation patterns certain topics received less attention including mental health wellbeing systematic review themes derived categorized two life trajectories repayment whereas stress anxiety depression dominated literature review demonstrated consequences student loans extend beyond mental health negatively affect persons wellbeing selfefficacy emerged potential solution across countries samples results uniform show student loan burdens certain vulnerable groups findings indicate diversity mental health measures resulted lack unified theoretical framework better scales consensus commonly used terms strengthen literature areas impact student loans graduate students consumers repaying loans warrant attention future research