[PDF] Top 20 Young people in Britain : the attitudes and experiences of 12 to 19 year olds

... of young people. The most notable related to age, with 12 to 15 year olds tending to be more family-centric than 16 to 19 year ...of 12 to 15 year ... See full document

... The Statistical Package for Social Sciences for Window (SPSS Version 12.0) was used to analyse all data from this study. SPSS was used to produce descriptive data for the demographic factors as well as to explore ... See full document

... as young people age, there is a collective tendency for them to move away from more sustainable transport, towards a much greater use of the car for nearly all ...why young people think and ... See full document

... for Young Australians for example, highlighted the alternative strategies being adopted across states and territories to ‘accommodate the needs of students seeking greater flexibility than that provided by more ... See full document

... and experiences are found to influence the perceived difficulty of Irish later ...negative attitudes to school at age 9 are more likely to find Irish difficult, even taking account of their prior reading ... See full document

... Overall, 64% of boys detained in YOIs during 2017–18 reported that staff treated them with respect. More than one in five (22%) said that they would have no one to turn to if they had a problem, ranging from 14% of boys ... See full document

... and young women reported largely similar experiences but young women reported more negatively about feeling safe when they first arrived, health services and whether they were encouraged to take part ... See full document

... where young men’s perceptions of their treatment had deteriorated was in preparation for ...release. Young men overwhelmingly (90%) told us that they wanted to stop offending on release and believed that ... See full document

... These programs aim to enhance oral health in children and enable them to maintain oral health when they reach adulthood. They rely on early and systematic ap- proaches in kindergarten and school settings. Besides general ... See full document

... twin studies are simply wrong. For example, they may be overinflated due to violations of the equal-environments assumption (Plomin, DeFries, et al., 2013). However, similar heritability estimates for language have been ... See full document

... where people maintain their culture of origin and also participates in the dominant culture (Sonn & Fisher ...with young kids holding hands and kissing in public as this was unheard of in their homeland ... See full document

... between young people’s self -reports and their actual behaviour exists and thus we need to exercise caution when we interpret the results regarding their subjective views about themselves (although the data were ... See full document

... twin studies are simply wrong. For example, they may be overinflated due to violations of the equal-environments assumption (Plomin, DeFries, et al., 2013). However, similar heritability estimates for language have been ... See full document

... • There should be about 50 examples of each chosen object for a group of six two year olds. This means that you need to provide, for example, 50, pine cones, pom- poms, coloured ribbons etc. The objects ... See full document

... Among the strengths of this study is its large sample size. According to Guadagnoli and Velicer [52], a sufficiently large sample size is one of the most important factors for determining a stable factor structure. Pett, ... See full document

... Three key people guided me through this journey: Professor Robert Bland, Ms Cecilia Craft and Associate Professor Barbara Baird. As co-supervisors, Robert and Cec have provided me with constant support, guidance ... See full document

... a young girl, you would be quite… erm house-trained and homely, and you know… your parents would tell you how to be and how to live your life, in a certain way and the clothes would be… the traditional Asian ...in ... See full document

... The typology of young people by their living conditions is constructed on the basis of 15-24 year olds' replies to three questions: occupation, household type where do you live?. and fin[r] ... See full document

... From initial contact with young people online, I grappled with the issue of authenticity. Authenticity is a pertinent issue that has been frequently noted in discussions of online methods, raising questions ... See full document

... individual pupil-level. Although the same matching routines would be applied for a full match the extent of manual checking and amendment afterwards is much less. To find the best match between datasets the matching ... See full document