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Urbanization, loneliness and mental health model - A cross-sectional network analysis with a representative sample

Psychology

Urbanization, loneliness and mental health model - A cross-sectional network analysis with a representative sample

D. Ochnik, B. Bu2awa, et al.

This cross-sectional study examines how spatial cohesion, the urban environment and neighborhood cohesion relate to stress, anxiety, depression and physical health—and how loneliness mediates these relationships—in 3,296 Metropolis GZM residents. The research was conducted by Authors present in <Authors> tag.... show more
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