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The effect of childhood family adversity on adulthood depression among Chinese older migrant workers: gender differences in the mediating role of social-ecological systems.

Xiaoyue Liu | Arlette J Ngoubene-Atioky | Xudong Yang | Yuanping Deng | Jiayi Tang | Liujun Wu | Jiahui Huang | Yawen Zheng | Juan Fang | Amrita Kaur | Li Chen
BMC public health | 2024

Older migrant workers (OMWs) in China face unique challenges rooted in their early life experiences, which increase their vulnerability to psychological and behavioral problems in adulthood. By utilizing the cumulative disadvantage model and the social-ecological systems theory, this study explored the effect of childhood family adversity on adulthood depression in the mediating roles of OMWs' social-ecological microsystem and mesosystem and further examined gender differences in these associations.

Pubmed ID: 39061001

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  • Agency: This work was supported by National Social Science Foundation of China,
    Id: 21BSH010

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