Adolescent Psychosocial Adjustment during COVID-19: An Intensive Longitudinal Study

Keyphrases

• Intensive Longitudinal Data 100%
• COVID-19 100%
• Psychosocial Adjustment 100%
• Health-related 66%
• Sleep Quality 50%
• Low-income Adolescents 50%
• Peer Support 33%
• Psychological Well-being 33%
• Negative Affect 33%
• High-income 33%
• Economic Status 33%
• Quality Food 16%
• Native American 16%
• Risk Factors 16%
• Food Insecurity 16%
• Low-income 16%
• Asian Americans 16%
• Food Security 16%
• Parental Support 16%
• Prevention Strategies 16%
• Healthcare Professionals 16%
• Clinical Treatment 16%
• Economically Disadvantaged 16%
• COVID-19 Pandemic 16%
• Influence Factors 16%
• Latinx 16%
• Clinical Intervention 16%
• Treatment Planning 16%
• Evidence-based Decision Making 16%
• Parent-child Conflict 16%
• Adolescent Adjustment 16%
• Family Conflict 16%
• Daily Diary 16%
• Promotive Factors 16%
• Maladjustment 16%
• Proximal Processes 16%
• Misconduct 16%
• Disadvantaged Backgrounds 16%
• Nationwide Sample 16%
• Parental Social Support 16%
• Parent Sleep 16%
• Peer Social Support 16%
• Security Factors 16%
• Quality Supports 16%

Psychology

• Adolescents 100%
• Longitudinal Study 100%
• Negative Affect 15%
• Social Support 15%
• Practitioners 7%
• Stressors 7%
• Parent-Child Conflict 7%
• Maladjustment 7%
• Asian Americans 7%
• Native Americans 7%