폭력 피해 경험이 있는 청소년의 우울감에 관한 영향 요인 분석

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The purpose of this study was to examine the factors influencing depression among adolescents who have experienced violence, using an ecological systems perspective. The analysis revealed the following findings:1. Individual system: Self-esteem was negatively associated with depression, while suicidal thoughts were positively associated with depression. 2. Family system: Parental neglect was found to significantly contribute to adolescent depression. 3. School system: Satisfaction with school life had a negative impact on depression. 4. Community system: Residential safety, experiences of discrimination, and respect for human rights were all significant factors. While residential safety and respect for human rights had a negative association with depression, experiences of discrimination were positively associated with depression. These findings highlight the importance of prioritizing specific factors within each ecological system when designing interventions for adolescents who have experienced violence. The results are expected to inform targeted strategies in social welfare practice to reduce adolescent depression.

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