김정민, 공보금, 강제욱 (Kang Je Wook), 문정준 (moon jeong joon), 전동욱 (Dong-wook Jeon), 강은찬, 주현빈 (Hyun-Bin Ju), 이윤호 (Yoon-Ho Lee), 정도운 (Do-Un Jung)
2015Journal of the Korean Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
tlooto Summary
No significant difference found in mental health of adolescents from multicultural and monocultural families, but suicidal ideation is higher in multicultural families.
Abstract
Objectives:With the observation of factors influencing depression, self-reported happiness, self-reported stress and suicidal attempt, this study compared and evaluated the mental health of adolescents from multicultural families and monocultural families in Korea. Methods:This study compared the characteristics of adolescents from multicultural and monocultural families based on the analysis of data of The Tenth Korea Youth Risk Behavior Web-based Survey and analyzed the factors influencing adolescent depression, self-reported happiness, self-reported stress and suicidal attempt. Results:There was no significant difference in the levels of depression, self-reported happiness, and self-reported stress between adolescents from multicultural and monocultural families. However, suicidal ideation and suicidal attempt were significantly higher in adolescents from multicultural families. Conclusion:There was no significant difference between the mental health of adolescents from multicultural and monocultural families. Because depression is the greatest factor for suicidal attempt, and violence has stronger relationship with depression of adolescents from multicultural families, further study is needed to prevent this trend.
Citation format
김정민, et al. 다문화 가정과 한국 가정 청소년의 정신 건강 비교. Journal of the Korean Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 2015, 26(4): 279–287.