Does emotion regulation flexibility improve functioning in refugees?

该项目旨在确定低强度干预改善低收入和中等收入国家难民功能的机制。尽管对世界各地的数千名难民实施了这些干预措施，但许多难民没有做出反应。该项目将使有关低强度干预措施如何起作用以及对谁起作用的知识取得重大进展。预期成果包括加强非政府组织向生活在低收入中等收入国家的难民提供有效干预的能力，并为那些最有可能得不到回应的人提供量身定制的服务。好处包括改善生活在LMIC中的难民的功能，以及增强澳大利亚履行其国际难民义务的能力。

This project aims identify the mechanisms by which low-intensity interventions improve functioning in refugees living in low-and-middle income countries (LMICs). Despite these interventions being implemented with thousands of refugees worldwide, many refugees fail to respond. This project will lead to significant advances in knowledge regarding how and for whom low intensity interventions work. Expected outcomes include enhanced capacity of NGOs to deliver effective interventions to refugees living in LMICs, and to tailor their services to those who are at greatest risk of not responding. Benefits include improved functioning of refugees living in LMICs, and enhanced capacity of Australia to meet its international refugee obligations.