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Household crowdedness in Hong Kong and its impact on parents’ and children’s wellbeing during COVID
Zhenlin WANG
Department of Psychology (PS)
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3 to 5 Years
25%
5-year-old
25%
Child Functioning
25%
Childrens
100%
Copyright
25%
Coronavirus Disease (COVID)
100%
COVID-19
25%
COVID-19 Stress
75%
Crisis Period
25%
Crowdedness
100%
Densely Populated Cities
25%
Early childhood Education
25%
Ecological System
25%
Extended Period
25%
Family Functioning
25%
Family Socioeconomic Status
25%
Hong Kong
100%
Living Conditions
25%
Living Environment
25%
Online Survey
25%
Parental Impact
100%
Problem Behavior
75%
School Closure
50%
Social Distancing
25%
Well-being
100%
Young children
50%
Social Sciences
COVID 19 Epidemic
25%
COVID-19
100%
Crisis
25%
Early Childhood Education
25%
Hong Kong
100%
Living Conditions
25%
Online Survey
25%
Psychology
COVID-19
100%
Education
20%