Comparative analysis reveals climate change and armed conflicts impact youths' wellbeing, suggesting health promotion interventions tailored to cultural contexts.
Key Points
Youths' psychological distress is impacted by climate change and armed conflicts, with wellbeing influenced by cultural context.
Linear regressions indicated personal distress negatively correlates with wellbeing, especially affected by future uncertainties.
A Multiple Correspondence Analysis was utilized to extract significant the semiotic resources shaping cultural meanings within contexts.
Findings support the development of targeted health promotion interventions addressing cultural differences in wellbeing.