Changes and predictive factors of psychological symptoms in adolescents following the typhoon 'Yagi': a latent change score analysis.

Typhoon coping self-efficacy negatively predicted changes in all three symptom domains (PTSS: β = −0.042, p = .047; depression: β = −0.134, p < .001; anxiety: β = −0.085, p = .008). Meanwhile, safe shelter after the typhoon (β = −0.135, p = .008) and experience of a super typhoon (β = 0.098, p = .010) predicted only baseline PTSS, whereas social support from parents and family significant negatively predicted baseline PTSS (β = −0.088, p = .039) and anxiety (β = −0.102, p = .017), and marginally significant negatively predicted baseline depression (β = −0.083, p = .060). 4.

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Furthermore, the study found that family support was a stronger predictor of PTSS and anxiety than of depression, for which it only showed a marginal significance.

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