A qualitative exploration of Muslim American college students' experiences of discrimination and coping.

A majority of Muslim American college students have grown up exclusively within a post-9/11 climate of surveillance and discrimination. Recent events such as the Trump administration's "Muslim ban" and the Israel-Hamas War have led to additional spikes in Islamophobia and discrimination against Muslim Americans. Developmentally, college students are particularly susceptible to the impacts of discrimination because of the identity exploration that occurs during emerging adulthood.

Trajectories of Posttraumatic Stress in Youths After Natural Disasters.

Importance: Disaster exposure is associated with the development of posttraumatic stress (PTS) symptoms in youths. However, little is known about how to predict which youths will develop chronic PTS symptoms after disaster exposure.

Objective: To evaluate PTS symptom trajectories among youths after 4 major US hurricanes and assess factors associated with those trajectories.

Sleep Problems and Posttraumatic Stress: Children Exposed to a Natural Disaster.

Objective: Sleep plays a critical role in children's growth and development. This study examined the frequency and persistence of children's sleep problems following a natural disaster, risk factors for children's sleep problems, and the bidirectional relationship between children's sleep problems and posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSS) over time.

Methods: This study assessed 269 children (53% female, M = 8.

Understanding Open Access Data Using Visuals: Integrating Prospective Studies of Children's Responses to Natural Disasters.

Background: As access to open data is increasing, researchers gain the opportunity to build integrated datasets and to conduct more powerful statistical analyses. However, using open access data presents challenges for researchers in understanding the data. Visuals allow researchers to address these challenges by facilitating a greater understanding of the information available.