难民家庭亲子沟通研究方案

Introduction: Parental mental health problems are a well-established risk factor for children's mental health, and the quality of parent-child communication is a suggested mechanism in the intergenerational transmission. Many refugees have been exposed to potentially traumatic events, which puts children growing up in forcibly displaced families especially at-risk. How refugee parents and their children communicate in everyday life remains, however, poorly understood. This protocol describes a pilot study with a multimethod case-series design that aims to investigate parent-child communication