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The Acting-Out Adolescent: A Point of View
American Journal of Psychotherapy, 1974The acting-out adolescent expresses his feelings by acts and deeds. He sees the therapeutic relationship as a contest in which he attempts to outwit and manipulate the therapist.
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Characteristics of health-promoting schools from Iranian adolescents’ point of view
International Journal of Adolescent Medicine and Health, 2015Abstract Aim: Although characteristics of health-promoting schools are mentioned in the World Health Organization guidelines, different countries need to design more details of indicators for assessing these schools according to their social and cultural context.
Zohreh, Shahhosseini +2 more
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International Journal of Nursing Studies, 2017
Anorexia nervosa in adolescence has been increasingly documented in numerous quantitative and qualitative studies. Qualitative research, which focuses on subjective experience, is a well-established method to deepen our understanding and provide new insights about specific diseases.We conducted a metasynthesis of qualitative studies to explore how ...
Jordan, Sibeoni +5 more
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Anorexia nervosa in adolescence has been increasingly documented in numerous quantitative and qualitative studies. Qualitative research, which focuses on subjective experience, is a well-established method to deepen our understanding and provide new insights about specific diseases.We conducted a metasynthesis of qualitative studies to explore how ...
Jordan, Sibeoni +5 more
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Ideology, deprivation, and adolescence: A psychoanalytical, clinical point of view
Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 1993This paper relates to some aspects and some moments in the disengagement and reengagement process in adolescence within the framework of kibbutz life. The data for this paper are based on observations of the internal representations and metaphoric understanding of adolescents and young adult kibbutz patients who were treated through psychoanalysis by ...
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Social representations of children's rights: The point of view of adolescents
Swiss Journal of Psychology, 2001This article deals with social representations of children's rights, analysed in a sample of Italian adolescents with differing educational experiences. A questionnaire was distributed to a sample of 410 Italian adolescents aged between 13 and 17 attending four different types of school: lower middle school, high school, technical college and ...
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[Contraception in female adolescents. Point of view of a gynecologist].
Revue francaise de gynecologie et d'obstetrique, 1986On the basis of experience, the author supports the view that young girls are tending towards greater emotional and sexual maturity. The article describes in detail how the gynecological consultation should be managed. It is not sufficient simply to prescribe; dialogue and information are also needed.
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[Contraception in female adolescents. Point of view of a pediatrician].
Revue francaise de gynecologie et d'obstetrique, 1986Sexual relationships appear to begin earlier nowadays, but sexual intercourse is in fact fairly infrequent and so permanent contraception may not be required, even though it is the most effective method, and this is the aim. The author concludes that there is no "best choice", but that in each case one has to try to use what is "least undesirable".
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Internet use and developmental tasks: Adolescents’ point of view
Computers in Human Behavior, 2015Gabriella Borca +4 more
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REHABILITATION OF SPINAL DEFORMITIES IN ADOLESCENTS – THE FAMILY DOCTOR'S POINT OF VIEW
Romanian Journal of Medical Rehabilitation Physical Medicine and BalneoclimatologyThe spinal deformities that are commonly detected in the adolescent years has a significant impact on public health. In recent years, additional risk factors have been identified such as the modern lifestyle, sedentary lifestyle, online school during the Covid 19 pandemic. The spinal deformities that are commonly detected in the teenagers are scoliosis
Mihaela Adela Iancu +4 more
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CYBERBULLY BOY: MAIN CHARACTERISTICS FROM ADOLESCENTS' POINT OF VIEW
EDULEARN ProceedingsThe article describes the results of a research aimed to trace the identikit of boys who acted as cyberbullies. 927 (M = 473, F = 452) students aged between 11 and 18 (Mage = 14,10; SD = 1.49) filled out a questionnaire composed by 15 open questions regarding cyberbullies’ tastes, acquaintances, ways of acting and express, fears and amusements.
Alessandro Maranesi +4 more
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