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Relationships Among Childhood Bullying, Academic Satisfaction, and Mental Health Outcomes in Adults with Disabilities by Bryan R. Christ, Bani Malhotra, Ghizlane Moustaid, Olivia Chapman, Paul B. Perrin
Published 2025-05-01Purpose/Objective: Children with disabilities are at a greater risk of being bullied and experience mental health and academic problems that may persist in adulthood. This study examined the association of childhood bullying experiences with current mental health (anxiety and depression) among adult...
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Using Machine Learning to Identify Educational Predictors of Career and Job Satisfaction in Adults with Disabilities by Beau LeBlond, Bryan R. Christ, Benjamin Ertman, Olivia Chapman, Rea Pillai, Paul B. Perrin
Published 2025-06-01<i>Purpose</i>: This study explored the potential long-term effects of academic-related variables, including academic satisfaction, college degree attainment, unmet academic accommodation needs, and demographic characteristics on the job and career satisfaction of adults with disabilitie...
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A Network Analysis of Health Care Access and Behavioral/Mental Health in Hispanic Children and Adolescents by Isis Garcia-Rodriguez, Samuel J. West, Camila Tirado, Cindy Hernandez Castro, Lisa Fuentes, Paul B. Perrin, Oswaldo A. Moreno
Published 2025-06-01Hispanic youth have one of the highest rates of unmet physical and mental health needs. This study aims to examine how child and adolescent healthcare access creates pathways to behavioral/mental health among a national sample of 1711 U.S. Hispanic youth. Using psychometric network analysis, unique...
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Predictors of Depression and Anxiety Symptoms in Teachers from 19 Latin American Countries and Spain Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic by Sofia Catalina Arango-Lasprilla, Natalia Albaladejo-Blázquez, Bryan R. Christ, Oswaldo A. Moreno, Juan Carlos Restrepo Botero, Paul B. Perrin, Rosario Ferrer-Cascales
Published 2025-04-01Background: The Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic profoundly impacted education, causing uncertainty and constant changes for teachers, including new teaching modalities, increased workloads, and limited rest periods. Global studies have reported mental health issues such as anxiety and depres...
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