Effects of Displacement in Children Exposed to Disasters

• 2016

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• Betty Pfefferbaum; Anne Jacobs; Richard Van Horn; J. Brian Houston
PMID: 27287465DOI: 10.1007/s11920-016-0714-1

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This paper highlights the influence of displacement on children's academic performance, school behavior, and family dynamics. It emphasizes the psychosocial challenges faced by children and families due to social losses. By examining the current research, valuable insights are gained to enhance the development and implementation of support services for children and families affected by disasters. Understanding the complexities of displacement on children can lead to more effective interventions tailored to their needs, ultimately aiding in their recovery and well-being.

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Hazard: Everyday Emergency

Audience: Behavioral Health Professionals

Emergency Management Stage: Mitigation

Collection: Disaster Research Literature Review

Keywords: Adolescent Behavior; Child Behavior; Disasters; Displacement, Psychological; Educational Status; Family; Refugees; Emotional Adjustment

Institutions: University of Oklahoma; University of Missouri

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