Cross-sectional and longitudinal survey data are reported on two samples of young people.
The younger sample was approx. 19–20 yr of age, and the older sample was 22–23 yr of …

School leavers were surveyed before leaving school and again four years later. Longitudinal
data showed increased self-esteem, decreased externality and decreased depressive affect …

Sažetak The purpose was to verify living conditions and individual characteristics which
determine mental health status of unemployed individuals, under aggravated societal …

Social psychologists Erikson (1959), Jahoda (1979, 1981, 1982) and Seligman (1975)
believe that exposure to events such as joblessness are capable of impairing an individual's …

In a longitudinal study of school leavers, four occupational groups—satisfied employed,
dissatisfied employed, unemployed, and tertiary students—were compared on a range of …

Data are presented from the seventh wave of a longitudinal study of schoolleavers that
commenced in 1980. Four groups were compared: satisfied employed, dissatisfied …

An analysis is conducted as to whether social class position matters for the negative change
in subjective well-being experienced from unemployment. Theory on work identification and …

Three hundred and eightysix unemployed adults were administered surveys measuring
wellbeing, the latent (social support, activity, collective purpose, time structure, status) and …

Sažetak The study aims to examine whether unemployed individuals with different
educational levels experience equally severe psychological consequences of …

A stress and coping framework was used to explore psychological factors influencing coping
behaviours, mental health, and employment outcomes among the unemployed. Jahoda's …