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Institutionalization and Psychological Suffering: Notes on the Mental Health of Institutionalized Adolescents in Brazil

Transcultural Psychiatry, 2004
This article examines the relationship between the institutionalization of needy children and adolescents and the resulting psychological suffering. Individuals who have been institutionalized for long periods suffer from increased fragility in psychological structure, becoming more vulnerable and at risk as a direct consequence of the treatment they ...
Ligia Costa, Leite, Patricia C, Schmid
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Anxiety and Dental Health in Institutionalized Delinquent Adolescents

The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1971
This study was conducted to investigate anxiety and dental health in institutionalized delinquent adolescents. A group of those who had high dental caries scores was compared with a group who had low dental caries scores to learn whether disturbed dental conditions were associated with family dental health factors. Although some previous studies reveal
E H, Chreiber, J L, Scales
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Trichomonas and Yeast Vaginitis in Institutionalized Adolescent Girls

Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1973
A study was conducted in the confined population of a state school for girls where the majority of students gave a history of past sexual intercourse. As part of a six-year survey for gonorrheal infection, examinations were also conducted forTrichomonas vaginalisand yeast infections.
H W, Ris, R W, Dodge
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Institutionalized Disabled Adolescents

Clinical Pediatrics, 1989
Severely handicapped and institutionalized teenage girls have a variety of gynecologic problems that can be readily addressed by a physician with an interest in adolescent medicine who makes "home visits" to the institutions. Disabled teens are a unique group of adolescents whose needs intersect with those of normal teens.
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Career Salience of Institutionalized Adolescent Offenders

The Career Development Quarterly, 1993
This study investigated self‐esteem and career salience of institutionalized adolescent offenders in the context of Super's (1980) lifespan career development theory. Participants were 185 male adolescents. Results indicated that participation, commitment, and values expectations in home‐family roles contribute significantly to self‐esteem in ...
Wayne W. Munson, Christine F. Strauss
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The Institutionalized Adolescent: The Pediatrician’s Role as Youth Advocate

Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1980
In addition to dealing with health problems that an adolescent may contract before institutionalization, the pediatrician should be concerned with conditions arising from the institutional setting itself that can affect the adolescent's health or impede the development of adolescent "tasks."
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Institutionalizing Children and Adolescents in Private Psychiatric Hospitals

Social Work, 1994
Admissions of children and adolescents to private psychiatric hospitals have been increasing more and more rapidly in recent years. However, the increasing use of inpatient treatment is not consistent with current theory and research about the mental health needs of children and adolescents; often inpatient treatment cannot be justified on the basis of
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Learned resourcefulness in institutionalized and non-institutionalized adolescents

2021
ÖZ YETİŞTİRME YURTLARINDA VE ANNE-BABA YANINDA KALAN ERGENLERDE ÖĞRENİLMİŞ GÜÇLÜLÜK Boyraz, Güler. Yüksek Lisans, Eğitim Bilimleri Bölümü. Tez Yöneticisi: Prof. Dr. Gül Aydın. Temmuz 2002, 77 sayfa. Bu araştırmanın amacı, yetiştirme yurtlarında ve anne-baba yanında kalan, 16-20 yaş arası ergenlerin öğrenilmiş güçlülük düzeylerini incelemektir ...
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Prevalences and configurations of mental disorders among institutionalized adolescents

Developmental Neurorehabilitation, 2007
To assess prevalence figures for psychiatric disorders among institutionalized adolescents due to behavioural problems and/or delinquency.Participants were recruited from consecutive referrals to/or treated at two Swedish adolescent units, SIS1 (n = 60) and SIS2 (n = 70) with ranging age of 12-20.3 years (mean age = 16.2; SD = 1.8) during 1 year ...
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Adolescent day treatment: A community alternative to institutionalization of the emotionally disturbed adolescent.

American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 1977
This paper describes the need, the formation, and the structure of a partial day treatment program for severely disturbed adolescents, which uses local resources to maintain clients in the community. Components of the program, including family therapy in the home, are outlined and case illustrations are offered. Applications to other community settings
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