Sara Scrimin

TL;DR: Examining caregiver reactions to the terrorist attack in Beslan as reported 3 months after the traumatic event finds possible sources of resilience included the willingness to return to normality, social support, and the reaffirmation of positive, culturally shared values in face of the perceived threat of future terrorist attacks.

TL;DR: Children and their caretakers showed high levels of ongoing PTSD symptoms and children showed difficulties in sustaining attention and in short-term memory (digit span) and these scores strongly indicate the need for appropriate interventions and ongoing monitoring of course of recovery.

TL;DR: There is a need to take into consideration parental anxiety and distress in the 24 h after child surgery and three levels of severity of paediatric surgery should be taken into consideration.

TL;DR: The findings suggest that social support and community connectedness may serve as protective resources in adolescents' psychological responses to terror-related stressors, and that gender differences as well as cultural values should be taken into consideration when implementing interventions with youths exposed to terrorism.

TL;DR: The findings extend prior research by documenting the positive role of guan parenting style and ISC in early adolescents' school adjustment, and underscore the centrality of mothers in the childrearing process within Chinese families.