ArticleFamily relations2025
The role of parent's mental health shaping perceptions of adolescent mental health experiences after COVID-19.
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- Gender, Living Conditions, and Family Support Associated with Depression Status among Adolescents in Semarang, Indonesia.Clinical practice and epidemiology in mental health : CP & EMH · 2026Article
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Objective: The study objective was to examine parental mental health and parenting practices during the pandemic and their association with perceptions of adolescent mental health 2 months later. Background: Pandemic stress led to greater parental and adolescent mental health issues, including ineffective parenting practices. Parent-adolescent relationship quality may protect parental perceptions of adolescent mental health against ineffective parenting, though few have examined this link. Method: In a sample of West Texas parents and caregivers ( Results: Depression and anxiety models showed transmission from parents to parental perceptions of adolescent's mental health occurred through distinct parenting practices. Parent-adolescent relationship quality ameliorated the effect of inconsistent discipline on later parental perceptions of adolescent depression and anxiety. Conclusions: Parental mental health and parenting practices can act as mechanisms between their chronic stress experiences and their perceptions of their adolescent child's mental health. Implications: Promoting mental health resources and parent-adolescent relationship quality may offset the transmission of negative mental health from parents to their adolescents.
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