School students' concerns and support after one year of COVID-19 in Austria: A qualitative study using content analysis.
Jesser, Andrea [Verfasser] ; Schaffler, Yvonne [Verfasser] ; Gächter, Afsaneh [Verfasser] ; Dale, Rachel [Verfasser] ; Humer, Elke [Verfasser] ; Pieh, Christoph [Verfasser]
Published 2022
Published 2022
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2022
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Bewältigung ; Furcht ; Psychische Gesundheit ; Hilfe suchendes Verhalten ; Schüler ; COVID-19 ; Pandemie ; Schutzfaktor ; Jugendlicher
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Healthcare, Bd. 10 (2022) H. 7, 14 S., 2227-9032
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English
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schlagwort | Bewältigung Furcht Psychische Gesundheit Hilfe suchendes Verhalten Schüler COVID-19 Pandemie Schutzfaktor Jugendlicher |
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shingle_author_1 | Jesser, Andrea Schaffler, Yvonne Gächter, Afsaneh Dale, Rachel Humer, Elke Pieh, Christoph |
shingle_author_2 | Jesser, Andrea Schaffler, Yvonne Gächter, Afsaneh Dale, Rachel Humer, Elke Pieh, Christoph |
shingle_author_3 | Jesser, Andrea Schaffler, Yvonne Gächter, Afsaneh Dale, Rachel Humer, Elke Pieh, Christoph |
shingle_author_4 | Jesser, Andrea Schaffler, Yvonne Gächter, Afsaneh Dale, Rachel Humer, Elke Pieh, Christoph |
shingle_catch_all_1 | Sorgen und Unterstützung von Schülerinnen und Schülern nach einem Jahr COVID-19 in Österreich: Eine qualitative Studie mittels Inhaltsanalyse. Adolescents suffer severely from the psychological consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. Using qualitative content analysis, this study examined open-ended responses to a survey on the mental health of school students in Austria in February 2021. A representative sample (n = 214) was drawn from a total survey sample of 3,052 adolescents aged 14 to 20 years. The analysis revealed several areas of concern, including school-related concerns, concerns about restrictions, self-related concerns, and interpersonal problems. School-related concerns associated with distance learning were mentioned most frequently. Compared with research conducted at the beginning of the pandemic, it appeared that concerns about educational and professional futures increased. The analysis also indicated young people's most important sources of support, such as social contacts, recreational activities, attitudes and abilities, distraction, and escape. Of concern is the proportion of young people citing maladaptive coping strategies and the reluctance to seek professional support. Ideas for practice-oriented measures were developed from the study results, such as embedding youth-led peer interventions in traditional mental health services. (ZPID). Bewältigung Furcht Psychische Gesundheit Hilfe suchendes Verhalten Schüler COVID-19 Pandemie Schutzfaktor Jugendlicher 2227-9032 School students' concerns and support after one year of COVID-19 in Austria: A qualitative study using content analysis. Jesser, Andrea Schaffler, Yvonne Gächter, Afsaneh Dale, Rachel Humer, Elke Pieh, Christoph |
shingle_catch_all_2 | Sorgen und Unterstützung von Schülerinnen und Schülern nach einem Jahr COVID-19 in Österreich: Eine qualitative Studie mittels Inhaltsanalyse. Adolescents suffer severely from the psychological consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. Using qualitative content analysis, this study examined open-ended responses to a survey on the mental health of school students in Austria in February 2021. A representative sample (n = 214) was drawn from a total survey sample of 3,052 adolescents aged 14 to 20 years. The analysis revealed several areas of concern, including school-related concerns, concerns about restrictions, self-related concerns, and interpersonal problems. School-related concerns associated with distance learning were mentioned most frequently. Compared with research conducted at the beginning of the pandemic, it appeared that concerns about educational and professional futures increased. The analysis also indicated young people's most important sources of support, such as social contacts, recreational activities, attitudes and abilities, distraction, and escape. Of concern is the proportion of young people citing maladaptive coping strategies and the reluctance to seek professional support. Ideas for practice-oriented measures were developed from the study results, such as embedding youth-led peer interventions in traditional mental health services. (ZPID). Bewältigung Furcht Psychische Gesundheit Hilfe suchendes Verhalten Schüler COVID-19 Pandemie Schutzfaktor Jugendlicher 2227-9032 School students' concerns and support after one year of COVID-19 in Austria: A qualitative study using content analysis. Jesser, Andrea Schaffler, Yvonne Gächter, Afsaneh Dale, Rachel Humer, Elke Pieh, Christoph |
shingle_catch_all_3 | Sorgen und Unterstützung von Schülerinnen und Schülern nach einem Jahr COVID-19 in Österreich: Eine qualitative Studie mittels Inhaltsanalyse. Adolescents suffer severely from the psychological consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. Using qualitative content analysis, this study examined open-ended responses to a survey on the mental health of school students in Austria in February 2021. A representative sample (n = 214) was drawn from a total survey sample of 3,052 adolescents aged 14 to 20 years. The analysis revealed several areas of concern, including school-related concerns, concerns about restrictions, self-related concerns, and interpersonal problems. School-related concerns associated with distance learning were mentioned most frequently. Compared with research conducted at the beginning of the pandemic, it appeared that concerns about educational and professional futures increased. The analysis also indicated young people's most important sources of support, such as social contacts, recreational activities, attitudes and abilities, distraction, and escape. Of concern is the proportion of young people citing maladaptive coping strategies and the reluctance to seek professional support. Ideas for practice-oriented measures were developed from the study results, such as embedding youth-led peer interventions in traditional mental health services. (ZPID). Bewältigung Furcht Psychische Gesundheit Hilfe suchendes Verhalten Schüler COVID-19 Pandemie Schutzfaktor Jugendlicher 2227-9032 School students' concerns and support after one year of COVID-19 in Austria: A qualitative study using content analysis. Jesser, Andrea Schaffler, Yvonne Gächter, Afsaneh Dale, Rachel Humer, Elke Pieh, Christoph |
shingle_catch_all_4 | Sorgen und Unterstützung von Schülerinnen und Schülern nach einem Jahr COVID-19 in Österreich: Eine qualitative Studie mittels Inhaltsanalyse. Adolescents suffer severely from the psychological consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. Using qualitative content analysis, this study examined open-ended responses to a survey on the mental health of school students in Austria in February 2021. A representative sample (n = 214) was drawn from a total survey sample of 3,052 adolescents aged 14 to 20 years. The analysis revealed several areas of concern, including school-related concerns, concerns about restrictions, self-related concerns, and interpersonal problems. School-related concerns associated with distance learning were mentioned most frequently. Compared with research conducted at the beginning of the pandemic, it appeared that concerns about educational and professional futures increased. The analysis also indicated young people's most important sources of support, such as social contacts, recreational activities, attitudes and abilities, distraction, and escape. Of concern is the proportion of young people citing maladaptive coping strategies and the reluctance to seek professional support. Ideas for practice-oriented measures were developed from the study results, such as embedding youth-led peer interventions in traditional mental health services. (ZPID). Bewältigung Furcht Psychische Gesundheit Hilfe suchendes Verhalten Schüler COVID-19 Pandemie Schutzfaktor Jugendlicher 2227-9032 School students' concerns and support after one year of COVID-19 in Austria: A qualitative study using content analysis. Jesser, Andrea Schaffler, Yvonne Gächter, Afsaneh Dale, Rachel Humer, Elke Pieh, Christoph |
shingle_title_1 | Sorgen und Unterstützung von Schülerinnen und Schülern nach einem Jahr COVID-19 in Österreich: Eine qualitative Studie mittels Inhaltsanalyse. School students' concerns and support after one year of COVID-19 in Austria: A qualitative study using content analysis. |
shingle_title_2 | Sorgen und Unterstützung von Schülerinnen und Schülern nach einem Jahr COVID-19 in Österreich: Eine qualitative Studie mittels Inhaltsanalyse. School students' concerns and support after one year of COVID-19 in Austria: A qualitative study using content analysis. |
shingle_title_3 | Sorgen und Unterstützung von Schülerinnen und Schülern nach einem Jahr COVID-19 in Österreich: Eine qualitative Studie mittels Inhaltsanalyse. School students' concerns and support after one year of COVID-19 in Austria: A qualitative study using content analysis. |
shingle_title_4 | Sorgen und Unterstützung von Schülerinnen und Schülern nach einem Jahr COVID-19 in Österreich: Eine qualitative Studie mittels Inhaltsanalyse. School students' concerns and support after one year of COVID-19 in Austria: A qualitative study using content analysis. |
timestamp | 2025-07-31T23:31:59.766Z |
titel | School students' concerns and support after one year of COVID-19 in Austria: A qualitative study using content analysis. |
titel_suche | Sorgen und Unterstützung von Schülerinnen und Schülern nach einem Jahr COVID-19 in Österreich: Eine qualitative Studie mittels Inhaltsanalyse. School students' concerns and support after one year of COVID-19 in Austria: A qualitative study using content analysis. |
toc | Adolescents suffer severely from the psychological consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. Using qualitative content analysis, this study examined open-ended responses to a survey on the mental health of school students in Austria in February 2021. A representative sample (n = 214) was drawn from a total survey sample of 3,052 adolescents aged 14 to 20 years. The analysis revealed several areas of concern, including school-related concerns, concerns about restrictions, self-related concerns, and interpersonal problems. School-related concerns associated with distance learning were mentioned most frequently. Compared with research conducted at the beginning of the pandemic, it appeared that concerns about educational and professional futures increased. The analysis also indicated young people's most important sources of support, such as social contacts, recreational activities, attitudes and abilities, distraction, and escape. Of concern is the proportion of young people citing maladaptive coping strategies and the reluctance to seek professional support. Ideas for practice-oriented measures were developed from the study results, such as embedding youth-led peer interventions in traditional mental health services. (ZPID). |
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