Year: 2022
Articles in SafetyLit: 34

A network analysis approach to understanding the relationship between childhood trauma and wellbeing later in life

Adolescent inpatient mental health admissions: an exploration of interpersonal polyvictimization, family dysfunction, self-harm and suicidal behaviours

Alcohol use and internalizing symptoms among high school students: does parental permission matter?

An examination of the relationship between conduct problems and depressive symptoms comorbidity and temperament among elementary school children

Anxious bullies: parent distress and youth anxiety interact to predict bullying perpetration

Bullying as a risk factor for eating disorder behaviors among students: secondary analysis for a cluster randomized controlled trial

Child's play: examining the association between time spent playing and child mental health

Children's resilience to ongoing border attacks: the role of father, mother, and child resources

Distinctiveness of reactive and proactive aggression from a variable- and person-based approach in juvenile offenders and community youth

Early behavioral markers of anxiety and reduced frontal brain alpha may predict high risk for bullying victimization

Examining interpersonal traumas across low income Latinx mother-youth dyads: associations between maternal child abuse exposure and racial discrimination with mother and youth psychopathology

Examining the biopsychosocial factors related to lifetime history of concussion in children and youth

Informant discrepancies in suicidality screening tools among school age youth

Internalizing and externalizing problems among at-risk preschoolers: the mediating role of maternal invalidation

Internalizing and externalizing symptoms moderate the relationship between emotion dysregulation and suicide ideation in adolescents

Non-suicidal self-injurious thoughts and behaviors among adolescent inpatients

Non-suicidal self-injury among adolescents: a structural model with socioecological connectedness, bullying victimization, and depression

Non-suicidal self-injury history moderates the association between maternal emotional support and adolescent affect during conflict

Parent stress and trauma, autonomic responses, and negative child behaviors

Parental problem drinking and maladaptive personality features in children: the role of marital conflict

Parenting among women in methadone treatment: contributions of mental health problems and violence exposure

Predictive validity of adolescent callous-unemotional traits and conduct problems with respect to adult outcomes: high- and low-risk samples

Prevalence of adverse childhood experiences and their relationship with self-esteem among school-age children in Jordan

Psychological resilience mediates the association between childhood maltreatment and self-harm phenotype in Chinese early adolescents

Social anxiety disorder: associations with peer-liking, discrimination, and prejudicial feelings in early adolescent girls

Socio-cognitive behavioral therapy for Latinx adolescent with suicidal behaviors: a pilot randomized trial

The effects of social rank and neighborhood and school environment on adolescent depression and suicidal ideation: a structural equation modeling approach

The impact of callous-unemotional traits on achievement, behaviors, and relationships in school: a systematic review

The moderating role of maternal praise and positivity in the association between callous-unemotional (CU) traits and later aggression: a prospective study in preschool children in Colombia

The role of disability in the relationship between mental health and bullying: a focused, systematic review of longitudinal studies

The tutor of resilience program with children who have experienced maltreatment: mothers' involvement matters

Typologies of non-suicidal self-injury functions and clinical correlates among inpatient youth

Vocally-encoded emotional arousal as a marker of callous-unemotional traits in a sample of justice-involved adolescents

Youth with low pre-injury mental health symptoms are at a higher risk for symptoms following mild traumatic brain injury