ArticleFrontiers in public health2026
The independent and joint associations of community space environmental satisfaction, and parents' educational attainment with psychological symptoms among Chinese adolescents.
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Background: The prevalence of psychological symptoms among Chinese adolescents remains high, negatively impacting their academic performance and future achievements. Previous research has paid relatively little attention to the association between community space environment and parents' educational attainment and psychological symptoms. This study may provide valuable insights and guidance for the prevention and intervention of psychological symptoms among Chinese adolescents. Methods: Using a stratified cluster sampling across six regions of China to assess the community spatial environment, parents' educational attainment, and psychological symptoms. Chi-square tests, Results: The prevalence of psychological symptoms among Chinese adolescents is 21.2%. The rate is higher among boys (22.1%) than among girls (20.4%), and this difference is statistically significant ( Conclusion: The prevalence of psychological symptoms among Chinese adolescents is relatively high, with boys exhibiting a higher prevalence than girls. There are independent and joint associations between satisfaction with the community environment and both parents' educational attainment and adolescents' psychological symptoms. Improving the community environment and increasing parents' educational attainment may reducing psychological symptoms among adolescents.
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