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Extending the Ecological Model of Distress to Social Functioning among Refugees and Asylum-seekers
2025-12-11
public and global health
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AimSocial functioning is a crucial aspect of psychosocial adaptation following forced displacement. Yet, it has received far less attention than understanding and addressing mental health problems among refugees and asylum-seekers. This study aimed to extend the ecological model of distress - one of the most widely used frameworks in refugee mental health - to social functioning, and to identify direct and indirect pathways from established conflict- and displacement-related factors to social fu...
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