[PDF] Top 20 Understanding vulnerable young people: analysis from the longitudinal study of young people in England (Research Report DFE-RR118)

... these young people were engaged in when they were aged ...that young people who were disadvantaged at age 16/17 were far less likely to be in full-time education or some training two years ... See full document

... during analysis of concerns about racial and religious crime, being the only region where concern about such crimes was not significantly less likely than London when analysis focused on structural ...that ... See full document

... if young people with similar values of such variables are compared, the direct socio-economic gap is ...our analysis shows that after adding controls for school quality and composition, the gap in ... See full document

... emanates from the accumulation of risk factors (Garmezy, 1991; Rutter, 1981, ...The analysis will thus control for a number of potentially interlinked risk factors (such as family demographics, household ... See full document

... This research report contains selected descriptive analyses of some of the data from LSYPE but it does not aim to be exhaustive in terms of the subject matter or depth of analysis. For example, it does not ... See full document

... arise from Caribbean pupils being over-represented within less effective or lower quality schools ...pupils from high SEC homes attend schools of lower quality than White British pupils from high SEC ... See full document

... For many items subject to imputation, the amount of imputation will be small, and it will be reasonable to ignore the fact that a few responses were imputed. There is as yet no perfect solution for taking account of ... See full document

... statistician from the Foundation’s Statistics Research and Analysis Group, for his expert handling of the statistical analyses and help with the interpretation of the ...the Study and in reading the ... See full document

... and young people (aged 15 to 18 ...and young people. Further, certain groups are particularly vulnerable to parental ...and young people’s outcomes, and in our modelling we were ... See full document

... this study we asked about suicide attempts and non- suicidal self-harm in combination, and our prevalence estimates are likely to differ from surveys that examined these ...secondary analysis of the ... See full document

... benefited from an expert steering group, we would like to thank Miranda Wolpert, Peter Fonagy, Catherine Newsome, Lucy Heyes, Helen Duncan, Jessica Sharp, David Lockwood, Jeremy Clark, Alexandra Lazaro, and Nilum ... See full document

... and young people have some rituals or superstitions, ...for young people to go through phases when they seem obsessed by one particular subject or activity, ... See full document

... some people, especially in the face-to-face section of the interview, did not answer fully or ...weights, understanding of the population they relate to and how the data should appropriately be applied, ... See full document

... media. Young people with a disorder (both girls and boys) were more likely to feel that the number of ‘likes’ they got affected their mood than those without a ... See full document

... 3.29 Children’s hospices and hospice-at-home services offer an incredibly important service to both parents and children and also help alleviate considerable pressure on the statutory sector – particularly hospitals – by ... See full document

... At a practical level, transcripts were first analysed individually and read several times while simul- taneously listening to the audio-recording. The written content was formatted into a table to facili- tate the ... See full document

... These terms are both used to indicate a number of disorders characterised by severe impairment in social interaction, communication, and the presence of stereotyped behaviours, interests, and activities. ‘Pervasive ... See full document

... Some people selected for the survey could not be contacted or refused to take ...and young people who were at a greater risk of mental disorders (for example children in long term inpatient care ... See full document

... these young people might become more engaged in the study of ...influenced young people who felt this way might be a helpful starting point for considering strategies for engaging ... See full document

... This retrograde step is of great significance, for it marginalises key principles associated with the children’s hearings system, principally those of participation and welfarism. Since the Sheriff Court is presided ... See full document