Psychology

Practitioner Review: Differential susceptibility theory: might it help in understanding and treating mental health problems in youth?

E. Assary, G. Krebs, et al.

Explore how differential susceptibility theory could revolutionize the understanding and treatment of youth mental health problems! This review, conducted by Elham Assary, Georgina Krebs, and Thalia C Eley, delves into research gaps and future directions that can enhance clinical practice.

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Abstract

This review examines the differential susceptibility theory as an alternative explanation for individual differences in mental health, focusing on its relevance in treating youth mental health problems. It overviews differential susceptibility and related theories, relevant research, and potential implications for understanding and treatment. The review also highlights research gaps limiting current application and suggests future research directions to improve the theory's translation into clinical practice.

Publisher

Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry

Published On

Aug 01, 2023

Authors

Elham Assary, Georgina Krebs, Thalia C Eley

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