Are your kids stressed about family finances? Psychologists offer ...
2022年12月16日 · Financial strain can be hard on kids due to its effects on parents, but there are ways to help, backed up by decades of psychological research By Zara Abrams Last updated: April 27, 2023 Date created: December 16, 2022 5 min read
Face the numbers: Moving beyond financial denial
2015年2月15日 · Debt, in turn, is associated with lower self-esteem, lower productivity, and greater stress. 2 Unsurprisingly, research has also linked financial strain to depression. 3. If you’re struggling with financial avoidance or financial denial, you can take action to get your money matters back on track.
How to deal with financial stress during the holiday season
2017年11月15日 · Space out your financial decisions instead of making too many at once and becoming overwhelmed. Track your spending. Research shows that tracking can be an effective tool. Keep a daily list of how you spend your money. Identify your financial stressors and make a plan. Take stock of your financial situation and where money causes you stress.
Job loss and the resulting financial strain can lead to downward …
WASHINGTON - Job loss and its related financial strain put people at elevated risk for emotional and physical problems, according to researchers studying the consequences of being unemployed. This finding is reported on in the Journal of Occupational Health Psychology , published by the American Psychological Association (APA).
The toll of job loss - American Psychological Association (APA)
2020年10月1日 · People with fewer financial resources and those who perceive more financial strain from unemployment are less satisfied with their lives, according to a meta-analysis led by Frances McKee-Ryan, PhD, a professor of management at the University of Nevada, Reno (Journal of Applied Psychology, Vol. 90, No. 1, 2005).
Mental and Physical Health Effects of Family Caregiving
Strain Associated with Providing Caregiving Assistance Multiple population-based studies indicate that many family caregivers report little strain associated with providing caregiving assistance. Schulz and Beach (1999) found that 44 percent of the spouse caregivers in their sample reported “no strain” in association with caregiving tasks.
Stress in America 2024 - American Psychological Association (APA)
Compared with the previous two presidential elections, stress related to the 2024 election was slightly higher than in 2020 (69% vs. 68%) but significantly higher than in 2016 (52%).
How will people react to the new financial crisis?
2020年4月6日 · “Many people are losing their jobs, experiencing financial strain and housing insecurity in the current climate. Our research suggests that all of these experiences increase risk for long-lasting declines in mental health, which can compound and prolong the economic costs of a recession through lost productivity and health-care utilization.”
Job Loss, Financial Strain, and Depression There is a large research literature documenting the impact of job loss and unemployment on health and mental health (Dooley & Catalano, 1988; Kasl, Rodriguez, & Lasch, 1998; Price, Friedland, Choi, & Caplan, 1998; Vinokur, 1997). Among the adverse outcomes associated with job loss and unemploy-
Finally, income negatively predicted financial strain, whereas core self-evaluations had both a direct and an indirect (through income) negative effect on financial strain. Overall, the results suggest that looks (physical attractiveness), brains (intelligence), and personality (core self-evaluations) are all important to income and financial ...