Life events and depression among children and adolescents in southwest China: a two-stage moderated mediation model of social support and cognitive styles

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Bicheng Gao
Kuiliang Li
Ju Liu
Xuan Liu
Jingxuan Zhang
Chen Xu
Yuhao He
Zhengzhi Feng
Mengxue Zhao
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[1] Army Medical University (Third Military Medical University),Department of Military Psychology, Faculty of Medical Psychology
[2] Zhejiang University,Department of Psychology and Behavioral Sciences
[3] WuHan University,Department of Psychology, School of Philosophy
[4] Army Medical University (Third Military Medical University),Faculty of Medical Psychology
[5] Army Medical University (Third Military Medical University),Dapartment of Foreign Languages, College of Basic Medical Sciences
[6] Army Medical University (Third Military Medical University),Army Health Service Training Base
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BMC Psychiatry | / 22卷
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Depression; Life events; Social support; Cognitive styles; Children and adolescents;
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