親の別居と大学生の精神的健康問題
Sondre Aasen Nilsen1, Mari Hysing2, Børge Sivertsen3
1Regional Centre for Child and Youth Mental Health and Child Welfare, NORCE Norwegian Research Centre, Bergen, Norway.
Journal of affective disorders
|December 21, 2025
まとめ
親の別居は大学生の精神的健康リスクを高める。別居した親を持つ学生は、うつ病や不安症などの精神疾患や精神的苦痛をより多く報告している。
科学分野:
- 精神医学; 心理学; 公衆衛生
背景:
- 親の別居は、子供や青少年の精神的健康の既知の危険因子である。; 若年成人、特に大学生における親の別居の長期的な精神的健康への影響については、限られた研究しか存在しない。
研究 の 目的:
- 大学生における親の別居と精神的健康転帰との関連を調査すること。; 別居した家庭の学生が精神疾患や心理的苦痛にかかりやすいかどうかを判断すること。
主な方法:
- 18歳から35歳の大学生を対象としたノルウェーのSHOT2022調査(N=52,968)のデータを利用した。; 親の別居と精神的健康指標の関係を分析するために、ログリンク二項回帰および通常の最小二乗(OLS)回帰を使用した。
主要な成果:
- 親が別居した学生は、有意に高い心理的苦痛を報告した。; 親が別居した学生では、うつ病、不安症、PTSDを含む自己報告の精神疾患の可能性の増加が観察された。; 親の別居からの経過時間と心理的苦痛のレベルとの間に正の線形関連が見られた。
結論:
- 親の別居は、大学生における精神疾患および心理的苦痛のリスク増加と関連している。; この調査結果は、高等教育集団における精神的健康のばらつきを理解する上で、親の別居が引き続き関連していることを強調している。
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