学前儿童特定恐惧症家长适应性行为研究

Abstract Specific phobia (SP), characterised by persistent anxiety, distress, and pathological avoidance of a feared stimulus, is among the most common childhood anxiety disorders and predicts later mental health difficulties. One mechanism known to maintain child anxiety and reduce treatment response is parental accommodation (PA), yet little is known about its role in young children with phobias. This cross-sectional study explored correlates and mediators of PA across phobia subtypes in 93 phobic children aged 3–6 years. All parents engaged in some form of PA, with accommodation significant