Jesús Carretero-Bravo, Mercedes Díaz-Rodríguez, Bernardo Carlos Ferriz-Mas, Celia Pérez-Muñoz, Juan Luis González-Caballero
The Dimensionality, Consistency, and Structural Validity of an Instrument Used to Measure Obesogenic Attitudes in Parents from Southern Spain (The PRELSA Scale)
Nutrients
depression brought range detrimental effects adolescents despite identified adverse outcomes unclear mechanisms contribute onset adolescent depression limitation calls innovative ways managing mental disorder including embedding methods concepts humanities social sciences caring depressed teens study analyses adolescents health information use helps mitigate depressive symptoms guided information processing theories study proposes health information processing model uses analyse impact health information use selfmanagement depressive symptoms among chinese urban adolescents aged 1018 total 310 urban teens recruited elementary middle high schools changchun north china data collection part project conducted jointly chinas national health commission united nations childrens fund chinese teens health knowledge health literacy helped alleviate depressive symptoms health knowledge selfefficacy predicted positive health behaviour changes leading better depression management older teens depressive health knowledge younger ones depressive symptoms also associated gender school performance family income parents education parents education levels significantly affected childrens depression different ways urban adolescents trusted health information parents teachers less felt depressive health information peers effect study indicates health information use may represent unique form intervention could help mitigate mental health issues chinese youth experience findings add new insights knowledge adolescents depression management health decisionmaking