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adolescent mental health
adolescent-onset psychiatric disorder
Adult Era
Antisocial Behavior
Average School Grades
Betsy J. Feldman
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Coping Responses
Corey L. M. Keyes
Cori Stott
Defensive Self-enhancement
Developmental Systems Perspective
Developmental Systems Theories
developmental systems theory
Dyad's Relationship Quality
Dynamic Developmental System
Dynamic Developmental Systems Models
Early Adult Phase
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ethnic minority youth studies
Family Support Variable
Genetic Reductionism
Gregory Seaton
Hospital Group
human development
Hypermasculine Attitudes
J. Heidi Gralinski-Bakker
Joseph P. Allen
longitudinal adolescent psychopathology research
Major Life Roles
Margaret Beale Spencer
Negative Teacher Perceptions
Perceived School Support
Positive Self-views
psychiatric disorder trajectories
PYD
Rand D. Conger
Rebecca G. Burzette
Rebecca L. Billings
resilience research
Richard M. Lerner
risk factor
rural population psychology
SEM Finding
Sex Role Attitudes
Significant Canonical Correlation
Significant Statistical Main Effect
Stuart T. Hauser
Suzanne Fegley
trauma exposure outcomes
Vinay Harpalani
Young Men

Product details

  • ISBN 9781138159181
  • Weight: 390g
  • Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
  • Publication Date: 14 Dec 2016
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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This special issue is devoted to the topic of "risk and resilience" in human development, a topic that epitomizes the complexity of human development as a process of constancy and change throughout life. The three empirical papers in this issue represent strong contributions to the growing corpus of research on risk and resilience in human development. The first one focuses on the uniquely vulnerable population of urban ethnic minority adolescent males. The second paper focuses on the risk and resilience from trauma in a sample of mostly Caucasian individuals from rural Iowa, who were at the last assessment, in the midst of transition into young adulthood. It measures an array of mental disorders outcomes and reveals the theoretical importance of timing of the risk factor. The last paper is a study begun in 1978 of a cohort of individuals with serious adolescent-onset mental disorder. It compares these individuals against the risk and resilience profiles of a matched sample without serious adolescent-onset psychiatric disorder. In sum this issue adds to the corpus of the frontiers of resilience research.