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Risk Factors that increase chance for Psychopathology:
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1. Temperament
2. Parental Death (both parents die at same time, sudden death, suicide/homicide, etc) 3. Interparental Conflict 4. Child Physical Abuse (Mark left on child, likely to abuse their own children, ptsd) 5. Emotional Maltreatment 6. Factors related to Education (difficult school transitions, more school transitions) 7. Community Violence 8. Attachment 9. Parental Psychopathology 10. Family Functioning 11. Poverty |
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Poverty facts
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associated with health risks
childhood poverty related to health probs in adulthood poverty influences family factors |
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Resilience
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positive adaptation in the face of adversity, not an individual characteristic, person if functioning well across domains in spite of current or past adversity.
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Project Competence findings related to resilience:
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protective factors:
increased IQ increased self perceptions temperament/personality emotion regulation ability quality of relationship with parents close relationship with other adults prosocial peers good schools prosocial organizations social and health services |
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Luthar Study:
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kids who excel in one domain manifest difficulties in others.
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Community Violence
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Study shows
45% of youth witnessed 1 violent crime 30% more than 3 youth often had relationship with the victims effects= ptsd, externalizing disorders, poor academic functioning |
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Factors affecting children's reaction to community violence:
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proximity
relationship to victim/perpertrator age of child gender family and community cohesion |
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brain development and resiliency
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early adversity affects cortisol and therefore hippocampus and stress sensitivity increases
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