Understanding anxiety disorders among Iranian mothers and their children exposed to conflict using an extended transactional model of stress and coping
ObjectiveThe psychological impact of war on families is profound. However, the mechanisms linking war-related stressors to anxiety among mothers and their children remain insufficiently understood, particularly in Middle Eastern contexts. Grounded in an extended transactional model of stress and coping, this study examined the direct and indirect relationships between war-related stressors,…
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