This literature review explores the prevalence of clinical depression among young people aged 16-24 years old. It discusses the causes of depression, its impact on daily life, and the risk of suicide and self-harm. The review evaluates the relevance and appropriateness of scholarly literature sources, including peer-reviewed articles, and provides a bibliography of selected studies.

Review of depression in 16-24 year olds: causes, impact, suicide risk, scholarly sources, and bibliography.

Prevalence of Clinical Depression among Young People: A Literature Review

This research aims to evaluate the prevalence of clinical depression among young people (16-24 years old) and understand the concept of depression among youngsters, evaluate factors of depression among adults of 16-24 years, and analyze ways to overcome depression among adults. Depression is a mental illness that is one of the most common health problems among Australian teenagers. Anxiety and despair in young people can be brought on by a variety of factors and conditions in their lives. The scholarly literature of the subject or issue area will most likely provide the majority of the resources needed for the review. The research methodology includes a deductive approach, positivism philosophy, quantitative research, questionnaire, and probability sampling.

Prevalence of Clinical Depression among Young People (16-24 years old)

Higher Education

Disease and Disorders

Healthcare and Research

Alcohol Consumption and Depression

This paper discusses the concept of gender and depression in psychology through six articles. It compares primary research articles and a popular press article to explore the prevalence of depression in different age groups and the role of gender. It also examines the link between depression and somatic symptomatology and analyzes the gender differences in late-life depression. Additionally, it discusses the impact of social media on depression in girls.

Gender and Depression in Psychology

Assignment On The Public Health

Assignment

This research aims to investigate the effectiveness of Art therapy as an intervention for reducing academic stress levels in secondary school children. The study will explore the impact of Art therapy on academic performance, stress reduction, emotional expression, and enjoyment of school subjects. The proposed program, called 'Colors of Life', will be a 12-week school-wide stress prevention program delivered to Year 11 and 12 students. The effectiveness of the program will be evaluated through surveys and interviews.

Prevalence of Clinical Depression among Young People: A Literature Review

Prevalence of Clinical Depression among Young People (16-24 years old)

Alcohol Consumption and Depression

Gender and Depression in Psychology

Assignment On The Public Health

Effectiveness of Art Therapy on High School Student Academic Stress

Reflective Essay | Vaccination to prevent human papillomavirus infections

Prevalence of Clinical Depression among Young People: A Literature Review

Prevalence of Clinical Depression among Young People (16-24 years old)lg...

Alcohol Consumption and Depressionlg...

Gender and Depression in Psychologylg...

Assignment On The Public Healthlg...

Effectiveness of Art Therapy on High School Student Academic Stresslg...

Reflective Essay | Vaccination to prevent human papillomavirus infectionslg...

Prevalence of Clinical Depression among Young People (16-24 years old)

Alcohol Consumption and Depression

Gender and Depression in Psychology

Assignment On The Public Health

Effectiveness of Art Therapy on High School Student Academic Stress

Reflective Essay | Vaccination to prevent human papillomavirus infections