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Journal of Loss and Trauma· 2026Q1

Rural Emerging Adults’ Adjustment Experiences Post-Cumulative Extreme Weather Events

Natasha Searles, Amy Dianne Lykins, Cassandra Sundaraja, Warren John Bartik et al.

Short summary

Emerging adults in rural areas report significant challenges adjusting to life after experiencing cumulative extreme weather events, including difficulties with mental health, social connections, and financial stability.

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Key points

  • Rural emerging adults report significant adjustment difficulties following cumulative extreme weather events.
  • Key challenges include mental health impacts, disruptions to social connections, and financial strain.
  • The study utilized survey data analyzed in jamovi.

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Abstract

This project contains survey questions and analysis files for a paper by Natasha Searles, which constitutes part of her PhD project. The data analysis is conducted in jamovi.

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Field: General Agricultural and Biological Sciences

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