A 10-year prospective-longitudinal study of daily hassles and incident psychopathology among adolescents and young adults: Interactions with gender, perceived coping efficacy, and negative life events
Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology Sep 13, 2017
Asselmann E, et al. - A prospective-longitudinal study was performed to investigate whether higher daily hassles predict a variety of incident mental disorders and respective associations vary by gender, age, perceived coping efficacy and number of negative life events. The outcomes suggested that targeted stress management interventions among people with increased daily hassles could be helpful to prevent the onset of anxiety and affective disorders.
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