The internalising and externalising problems of adolescents in Croatia : Socio-demographic and family victimisation factors (CROSBI ID 247485)
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Podaci o odgovornosti
Ajduković, Marina ; Rajhvajn Bulat, Linda ; Sušac, Nika
engleski
The internalising and externalising problems of adolescents in Croatia : Socio-demographic and family victimisation factors
This study assessed Croatian adolescents' problems in relation to socio-demographic characteristics and experienced family violence in early and late adolescence. A national representative sample of 1, 780 Croatian students (45.3% males) in two age groups representing early (M = 13.20 ; SD = 0.42) and late adolescence (M = 18.14 ; SD = 0.38) participated. The questionnaire included the Youth Self-Report, modified version of ISPCAN Child Abuse Screening Tool – Children's Version, and socio-demographic data. Results show that internalising problems were more present in female adolescents, in adolescents who perceived family financial hardship and in those whose biological parents did not live together. More externalising problems were reported in late adolescence by students who were living in large cities and whose families had either low, or above-average, financial status. Adolescents who have experienced family violence were at higher risk of developing internalising and/or externalising problems.
youth development, child abuse/neglect, childhood mental health, psychiatric epidemiology, economic growth/hardship, domestic violence, risk factors
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Podaci o izdanju
27 (1)
2018.
88-100
objavljeno
1369-6866
1468-2397
10.1111/ijsw.12284
Povezanost rada
Psihologija, Socijalne djelatnosti