KeGui Hou, Hongli Zhang, Wenpeng Song, Shi Li, JiaRui Liu, Zhaofeng Ma
Association between life's essential 8 and periodontitis: a study based on NHANES 2009-2014
Frontiers in medicine
depression among children growing public health concern generally recognized individuals depression likely interpersonal malfunctioning however remains limited scientific understanding reciprocal relationship interpersonal communication depressive symptoms among rural chinese children longitudinal approach therefore guided interpersonal model depression developmental cascade model present study conducted crosslagged panel analysis study explore bidirectional relationship interpersonal communication depressive symptoms across three waves among 2188 elementary school students rural areas one county gansu province china also examined mediating effect resilience sex differences models results showed depressive symptoms negatively predicted interpersonal communication t1 t2 t2 t3 interpersonal communication negatively predicted depressive symptoms t1 t2 t2 t3 furthermore resilience showed significant partial mediating effects reciprocal relationship interpersonal communication depressive symptoms terms sex differences significant relationship depressive symptoms t1 interpersonal communication t2 found significant among male students marginally significant among female students full mediating effect resilience t1 found among male students whereas resilience t2 functioned full mediator depressive symptoms t2 interpersonal communication t3 among female students first present sample consisted third fourth grade ie t1 students one county rural china second present study examined depressive symptoms instead depression clinical diagnosis third third wave data collected covid19 impact covid19 pandemic could unexpectedly pose child mental health finding underlined importance providing comprehensive depression prevention intervention fostering childrens inner resilience promoting ability navigate interpersonal resources