… -term influence of socio-economic adversity on psychosocial adjustment, and to compare …
behaviour adjustment during childhood and adult psychosocial functioning. It is concluded that …

… Most of our knowledge about psychosocial adversities and their effect on children’s mental
… why adversity and mental health are correlated. These designs are discussed in Chapter 12. …

… can, in fact, improve our psychological adjustment, a phenomenon I describe as
psychosocial gains from adversity (PGA). To support my argument, I first carefully distinguish the …

… Summary of Effects of Psychosocial Adversity on Children In summary, the evidence
suggests that exposure to a range of environmental adversities increases the risk of disorder in …

… particularly early in life has been identified as a contributing factor in … focuses on psychosocial
and neurobiological factors that … Early childhood and adolescent adversity can induce long-…

… of some risk factor. Up until recently, the main focus in discussions on psychosocial risk bas
… outcomes, enhance resistance to psychosocial adversities and hazards ofvarious kinds. …

… Adversity can manifest in various forms including psychosocial factors such as childhood …
Despite the shared aspect of stress biology underlying these adversities, they may still engage …

… The goal of this study was to identify psychosocial adversity variables capable of predicting
the appearance of SM during the first three years of school. By collecting data on school …

… both stressful life events, and more chronic psychosocial adversities, in their childhoods. …
causal role of childhood adversities in creating a vulnerability to adult psycho pathology. The …

… We describe development of the Childhood Psychosocial Adversity Scale (CPAS), a novel
questionnaire measuring cumulative child psychosocial risk designed to be locally adapted …