Child and youth
Examining internalizing symptoms in child and youth victims of emotional abuse and bullying: The mediating effects of individual and family strength factors in clinical samples
... On the other hand, a considerable body of resilience literature provides a reasonable second interpretation of the given results. Evidence on the behavioural, emotional, academic, and relational impacts of young people’s ...
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Child and youth care through a constructive-developmental lens
... which child and youth care workers experience or respond to the demands of the job within different organizational social ...of child and youth care workers in residential care is an ...
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Leadership in Child and Youth Educational Settings
... of child and youth multicultural, educational settings enforce leaders to eliminate ethnocentrism and to increase isomorphic attributions as two major aims (Ayman & Korabik, 2010, ...of child and ...
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Cyber bullying: Child and youth spirituality
... Cyber bullying has serious consequences for both the bully and the bullied. The cyber victim is degraded, embarrassed and humiliated, emotionally and sometimes publically. Adults sometimes try to handle a situation by ...
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Child and Youth Victimization Known to Police, School, and Medical Authorities.
... the youth and caregivers interviewed in the NatSCEV study, a con siderable proportion of child victims are known to ...a child and ask about other ...
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Social enterprise : an appropriate model for a child and youth care organisation?
... Perhaps one of the biggest ‘ethical’ debates within Kibble lay around the decision about whether to develop a secure service. The funding model dictated commercial borrowing (around 65% / £7million, with the remainder ...
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The Association Between Child and Youth Mental Health Service Urgency and Exposure to Childhood Interpersonal Trauma
... and youth who experience interpersonal trauma early in life are more susceptible to adverse long-lasting consequences than those who do not have a history of ...and youth can lead to more compromised ...
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Children’s participation in Dutch youth care practice: an exploratory study into the opportunities for child participation in youth care from professionals’ perspective
... the child influence the decision and can urge the other professionals to give the child feedback on the decision that is ...in youth care ...of child participation and it may foster mutual ...
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YOUTH, PERMISSIVENESS, AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT
... American society began to recognize the rights of children, child labor was abolished, and National Youth Admin-.. istration and Social Security legislation (aid to dependent children) w[r] ...
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Problems of Cross-Cultural Youth Care Demographics of Child Care
... into child welfare. Minor- ity youth, especially African Americans and Hispanics, continue to be overrepresented in juvenile ...American youth are more likely than white youth with the same ...
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Impact of violence on child growth and youth development: Newark new jersey study
... demographics, child maltreatment, peer/sibling victimization, sexual violence/victimization, witness/indirect physical victimization (community and domestic variance) and participants in any conventional ...the ...
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SC and ST Child and Youth Population
... Table 10.20: State-wise Percentage of Other Backward Classes – 2001 Scares INDIA Andhra Pradesh Arunachal Pradesh Assam Bihar Goa Gujarat Haryana Himachal Pradesh Jammu & Kashmir Karnata[r] ...
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HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION AND YOUTH IN NGUGIS WEEP NOT, CHILD
... Human rights are essentially the rights of people. They are the rights that an individual can avail and enjoy, by virtue of being born as a human being. it means the rights relating to life, liberty, equality and dignity ...
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Child Care Issues, Parenting Style and Youth Development in Keffi
... Humanistic theories focus on the individual’s own subjective experiences, motives, and desires. In general, they differ from psychoanalytic views in putting much less emphasis on the role of the unconscious in ...
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Child development and success or failure in the youth labor market
... Looking in a little more detail, the quantitatively most important effects in the models that control for educational attainment are the following: poor school attendance is a[r] ...
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Mental health and associated stress factors in accompanied and unaccompanied refugee minors resettled in Germany: a cross-sectional study
... In consequence of ongoing international armed conflicts, the number of refugees, internally displaced persons, and asylum-seekers worldwide is at an all-time high: In 2017, there were more than 65 million forcibly ...
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Serving LGBT Youth and Adult Populations
... and child welfare ...of child maltreatment for LGBT people, (2) the experiences of LGBT youth in child welfare programs, (3) the effectiveness of child welfare services for LGBT ...
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"Becoming the spoke in the wheel" : Wraparound and the Theory of Change : an investigation into what promotes changes within Wraparound : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Clinical Psychology at Massey University, Wellington, New Zealand
... ADHD: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder CAMHS: Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services CYFS: Child Youth and Family Services CD: Conduct Disorder DHB: District Health Board DS[r] ...
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Supporting Youth Transitioning Out of Foster Care - Employment Programs
... Targeted youth and their unique needs. The specific attributes and needs of youth in foster care, and subgroups of these youth, may be important in designing employment ...a youth is ...
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Locating and Engaging Youth After They Leave Foster Care
... the child welfare agency). Unlocated youth are likely to be among the most in ...the youth who took the longest time to locate were more likely to have been homeless, to have been incarcerated, and ...
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