Posts Tagged ‘Environmental Sensitivity’

This study identifies key predictors of environmental sensitivity, showing that both adverse and supportive environments influence how Syrian refugee children perceive and process their surroundings. Understanding which children are more sensitive could help tailor interventions to better support the mental health and well-being of forcibly displaced children.

This multi-level cross-disciplinary study looked at how inter-individual differences in environmental sensitivity influenced the mental health outcomes of Syrian refugee children.