Our children worry about guns. How does that affect their mental health?

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Title: Our children worry about guns. How does that affect their mental health?
Authors: Cook, Calli Leighann
Source: America Magazine: The Jesuit Review of Faith & Culture. Nov2024, Vol. 231 Issue 4, p10-10. 1p.
Subject Terms: *Children's health, *Child psychology, Shootings (Crime), Violence, Mental health
Abstract: The article discusses the impact of gun violence on children's mental health. Topics include association between active-shooter drills and emotions in children, the need for solutions aimed at decreasing the sense of danger within schools, and a lifelong process that sets children up to understand when they need mental, physical or spiritual help.
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  Data: The article discusses the impact of gun violence on children's mental health. Topics include association between active-shooter drills and emotions in children, the need for solutions aimed at decreasing the sense of danger within schools, and a lifelong process that sets children up to understand when they need mental, physical or spiritual help.
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