… (Individuals who were in the earthquake-affected areas during the event or … consequences)
or indirectly (individuals who have been exposed to the consequences of the earthquake …

… Multiple traumas and resilience among street children in Haiti: psychopathology of survival.
Child Abuse Negl. 2018;79:85–… This study explores the long-term consequences of the 2010 …

… Therefore, living in areas where losses and damages to buildings are extensive appears
highly discriminant with respect to the long-term psychopathological impact of an earthquake. …

… of several earthquakes, only a few studies were conducted in Italy on the psychological impact
in … Our results can be explained within a developmental psychopathological perspective: …

… to these mental health consequences. To our knowledge, this study is the first analysis of
alexithymia and psychiatric outcomes in a large population-based sample of adolescents …

… We also evaluated the relationship between personality and post-earthquake
psychopathology, as well as situational factors including support immediately following the …

… impact of major earthquakes on mental health and underscores the importance of continuous
support for affected populations… characteristics, and coexisting psychopathology (anxiety, …

… This study investigated the anxiety prevalence in adolescent earthquake survivors and
the effect of secondary stressors such as bullying, poverty, or being “left behind” by parents …

… the consequences of any disaster may include a wide range of symptoms and psychopathologies,
the most commonly present and most frequent psychopathology in the aftermath of …

… earthquake, its consequences can be catastrophic and sometimes cause homelessness,
bereavement, and imperative issues associated to mental health… subsequent psychopathology. …