Patterns in transitions of coping and their associations with adolescents’ post-traumatic distress and growth: a random intercept latent transition analysis

Yifan Li; Yingying Ye; Xima Yang; Jiali Huang; Zijian He; Xiao Zhou

doi:10.1080/10615806.2025.2563397

September 30, 2025Anxiety Stress & Coping

Patterns in transitions of coping and their associations with adolescents’ post-traumatic distress and growth: a random intercept latent transition analysis

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Key Points

Transitions in coping profiles significantly influence adolescents' depressive symptoms and posttraumatic stress symptoms.
Key findings indicate that changes in coping strategies are linked to levels of psychological distress and posttraumatic growth.
The methodology used included latent transition analysis to track shifts in coping among adolescents over time.
Understanding these transitions may help develop targeted interventions to support adolescents dealing with trauma.

Implication

Latent transition analysis reveals shifts in coping profiles related to posttraumatic stress symptoms and growth in adolescents.

Abstract

Objective We aimed to investigate whether adolescents employ different profiles of coping, how profiles transition, and how transitions influence adolescents' depressive symptoms, posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSS), and posttraumatic growth (PTG).

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Li et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Patterns in transitions of coping and their associations with adolescents’ post-traumatic distress and growth: a random intercept latent transition analysis

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Patterns in transitions of coping and their associations with adolescents’ post-traumatic distress and growth: a random intercept latent transition analysis

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