People who had a good relationship with their family during adolescence are less likely to become depressed later in life


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Over 300 million people worldwide are said to be suffering from depression, and depression is a dangerous disease that can compromise school, work, social ties and physical health. Depression and other mental illnesses have been linked to suicide and premature death from alcohol and drug abuse, but people who had good and close connections with their families during puberty Research results have been announced that the risk of depression is low.

Association of Positive Family Relationships With Mental Health Trajectories From Adolescence To Midlife | Adolescent Medicine | JAMA Pediatrics | JAMA Network
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapediatrics/article-abstract/2752557

Strong family ties during teen years can help ward off depression in later life
https://theconversation.com/strong-family-ties-during-teen-years-can-help-ward-off-depression-in-later-life-124239

Ping Chen and Kathleen Harris, who are doing socio-demographic research at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill , said that while depression treatments and intervention efforts continue to progress, many of the depressions are irreversible. Yes, he claims that prevention and early intervention for depression are needed for young people.

The family environment is also important in the prevention of depression for young people, and risk factors such as neglect, abuse, and economic instability will adversely affect depression. On the other hand, it is also known that good and close family relationships can alleviate adolescent depression, but the question is 'How long will the adolescent family environment have on depression?' The two were interested.

They used Add Health (a nationwide longitudinal study on youth-to-adult health) conducted since 1995, using research data that surveyed more than 20,000 American youth from puberty to post-adult. Analyzed. Since the start in 1995, Add Health has conducted interview surveys five times in 1996, 2001, 2008, and 2016, and various data on the subject have been collected longitudinally.


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kat wilcox

The analysis showed an overall trend that depression increased during adolescence, decreased in the early 20s, and increased again in the late 30s. It seems that this depression curve tends to be flatter for men than for women. In addition, women were prone to high-level depression from mid to late puberty, and men were less likely to develop high-level depression during adolescence. Women were most likely to be depressed in their late 30s, and men were most likely to be depressed during the mid-30s and early 40s.

And when we analyzed the focus of 'How does adolescent family relationships affect the risk of depression in later life?' People who were strong had a significantly lower risk of depression from adolescence to their late 30s or early 40s.

There seemed to be a gender difference in the benefits of good family relationships for depression, and women who had good family relationships brought greater benefits than men, especially during adolescence and early 20s. On the other hand, although the benefits for men were not as great as those for women, it was said that the benefits continued for a longer period than women in younger years.


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Daria Shevtsova

The two pointed out that the results emphasized the need for preventive early intervention for depression in adolescent homes. Adolescence is a period of significant changes in biological and social development, and failing to cope with these changes in the face of adolescence can make life vulnerable to depression The two claim that there is a possibility.

On the other hand, this result does not necessarily mean that 'a person with a bad family relationship in adolescence is destined to have a high risk of depression throughout life'. The two said that adolescent children can increase their resistance to depression by building good relationships with other communities, such as friends, religion, various support agencies, and local people.


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