[PDF] Top 20 Effects of peer relationships on parent–youth relationships and self-differentiation

... greater differentiation involves the ability to engage in logical reasoning with thoughtful examination of the circumstances, and the ability to modulate strong emotions under ...greater self- ... See full document

... that peer victimization is more common among youth who have engaged in NSSI compared to youth with no such history ...on peer victimization and NSSI, findings are ...between peer ... See full document

... including peer relationships are essential supports for street youth (Karabanow & Clement, ...the effects of stress, coping, and social support on symptoms of depression, poor physical ... See full document

... The YSR is a prominent and widely used measure for assess- ment of emotional and behavioral problems among youth aged 11–18 years. The 119 items on the YSR are rated as 0 (not true), 1 (somewhat or sometimes ... See full document

... workers, youth workers, or a school nurse—are conscious or even in- terested in who are the students’ friends at school or ...primary peer community somewhere else? Or do the adults at school accept a ... See full document

... Normative developmental adolescent attributes and tasks include a narcissistic focus on physique and sexual role body image, an establishment of new peer relationships social self-esteem[r] ... See full document

... individualistic focus of North American culture in general and psychology in particular, as well as the ubiquity of statistical methods such as analysis of variance and multiple regression that rely on the assumption of ... See full document

... of relationships between general self-efficacy and HRQoL over time in this popula- ...on self-reported data, another limitation is that the participants’ answers may have been influenced by their ... See full document

... Participants retained in the final data set included 166 adolescents (ages 13-18, M = 15.86, SD = 1.20) in grades 9 through 12 who were present during data collection at a self- identifying evangelical Christian ... See full document

... and peer relationships on academic achievement has long been highlighted in the professional ...hyperactivity, peer relationships, and conduct problems on reading ...of peer problems ... See full document

... or parent language preference. Second, our measures were self- ...assess parent education, which may be associated with both parent literacy and several of our ...and parent language ... See full document

... between peer relations and academic adjustment of students with disabilities is an indication that peer relations play an important role in children‟s development, by offering unique opportunities for ... See full document

... During adolescence individuals experience a number of cognitive, physical, psychological and emotional changes which can impinge on their health and wellbeing. The aim of this study was to identify associations with five ... See full document

... to effects of cancer and treatment in relation to long-term educational difficulties, it appears that survivors of CNS cancers are the only group reported as differing significantly from healthy controls in ... See full document

... Some siblings were extremely supportive. Evelyn ’ s step- daughter made a long drive every week to attend family therapy and Louise ’ s daughters became particularly close because of their shared mental health problems. ... See full document

... effect of teaching quality and appropriate workload on stu- dents’ motivational aspect of self-regulation, specifically the expectancy and value components. Thus, students who per- ceived high quality of teaching ... See full document

... To identify the presence of CI, several questionnaires with self-reported responses have been developed for re- search purposes [7, 28 – 32]. Some questionnaires focused only on one domain, such as the number of ... See full document

... Seven effects were tested, and the amount of explained variance of the eight scales varied between ...age effects, that were analysed separately due to it’s nonlinear nature and displayed in Figure ... See full document

... one’s self-worth (Horney, ...disturbed parent-child relationships in early childhood wherein parents tend to deride, humiliate, or reject the ... See full document

... male youth worker’s personal biography can become interwoven with their professional identity formation in ways that they are not consciously aware ...the youth work profession may also be struggling with ... See full document