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Group 4 - Environment Factors

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Threats to Psychological WellBeing of Adolescents
Group 4
Environment Factors
Mikhaela Botor
Ken Ramilo
Great Geling
Leila Latunio
Rob Maravive
Prince Castillo
Suzhein Reyes
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Factor 1
Having financial capacity
Having Financial capacity (factor)
⊹ These people have a stable income
⊹ They are able to buy what they need and
what they want
⊹ The “middle class” members of society
⊹ Either both parents are working or one
who is the breadwinner
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Effect 1
Having financial capacity
Having Financial capacity (effect)
⊹ Are able to buy the materials needed for
certain addictions such as drugs and
computers; since they have money they
are able to support their child with their
sufficient needs and wants
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Having Financial capacity (effect)
⊹ Most families who are financially stable
have lesser time with their children; these
adolescents are left alone with the peers
and friends that they have that influence
them into doing illegal actions such as
drug use
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Having Financial capacity (effect)
⊹ But also, they have the power to sway
their decisions and would want to spend
more time with them through ways like
online games which leads to addiction.
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Factor 2
Climate Change
Climate change(factor)
⊹ A timely and relevant issue that we are
still trying to solve is how to lessen the
causes and effects of climate change
⊹ Talking about the certain effects of
climate change that may affect not only
adolescents but us humans in general
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Effect 2
Climate Change
Climate change(effect)
⊹ adolescents are vulnerable to the
physical and psychological effects of
climate-related disasters, indirect
consequences of increased food
insecurity, loss of land and forced
migration
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Climate change(effect)
⊹ climate change can lead to a multitude of
mental health problems such as mild
stress and distress, high-risk coping
behavior such as increased alcohol use
and illegal substance introductions,
mental disorders such as depression,
anxiety and post-traumatic stress
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At least one in five youth aged 9–
17 years currently has a
diagnosable mental health
disorder
This causes some degree of impairment; one in
10 has a disorder that causes significant
impairment
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End of presentation
Thank you! Any questions?
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