环境对心理健康的影响：8年的纵向数据显示，居住流动性与心理健康结果之间存在双向关联

IF 4.1 2区医学 Q1 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

Health & Place Pub Date : 2025-05-28 DOI:10.1016/j.healthplace.2025.103487

M. Hobbs , E. Moltchanova , L. Marek , K. Yogeeswaran , T.L. Milfont , B. Deng , C.G. Sibley

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关于心理健康的环境决定因素的证据往往是横向的。这项预先登记的纵向研究利用新西兰态度和价值观研究的8年数据，调查了心理健康的环境决定因素。在44,051名成年人中，研究结果显示，年龄、体重指数和锻炼是影响心理健康的关键个人因素，而居住流动性和地区贫困是影响心理健康的关键环境因素。搬家的可能性越大，抑郁和焦虑的患病率就越高，对于那些持续存在精神健康问题的人来说，随后的搬家会加剧区域层面的剥夺。我们的研究结果强调了环境因素对心理健康的重要性，为人群水平的干预提供了见解。

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Environmental influences on mental health: eight-year longitudinal data show a bi-directional association between residential mobility and mental health outcomes

Evidence on the environmental determinants of mental health is often cross-sectional. This pre-registered longitudinal study examines the environmental determinants of mental health using eight years of data from the New Zealand Attitudes and Values Study. Among 44,051 adults, findings reveal age, body mass index, and exercise as key individual-level factors impacting mental health, while residential mobility and area-level deprivation emerged as key environmental-level determinants. Increased probability of moving correlates with higher prevalence of depression and anxiety, with subsequent moves worsening area-level deprivation for those with persistent mental health issues. Our findings underscore the significance of environmental factors for mental health, offering insights for population-level interventions.

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