A scoping review of the research evidence of the developmental assets model in Europe [PDF]
Frontiers in PsychologyIntroductionPositive Youth Development (PYD) is a strength-based perspective that focuses on the resources to promote a successful transition to adulthood, derived from the Relational Developmental Systems theory.
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Developmental Assets and Their Relationship to Suicidal Behavior in Mexican Young Adults [PDF]
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public HealthSuicide in young people is a public health problem. Typically, protective factors for suicide are not studied; research tends to focus on measuring risk factors. However, knowing the risk factors does not mean that we also know the opposing factors that influence a group’s health problems.
Catalina González-Forteza +1 more
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Developmental Assets of Adolescents and Young Adults With Chronic Illness and Comorbid Depression: Qualitative Study Using YouTube [PDF]
JMIR Mental Health, 2021 BackgroundDevelopmental assets provide a framework for optimizing development among adolescents but have not been studied in adolescents with chronic illness and comorbid depression, which is a group at risk for poor health outcomes.
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Relative Age and Positive Youth Development in Youth Sport: Do Developmental Assets Play a Role in Creating Advantage Reversals in Female Soccer? [PDF]
SportsRelative age effects (RAEs) are commonly associated with advantages for older athletes. However, a variety of benefits attributed to ‘advantage reversals’ have been observed among relatively younger professional athletes.
Kristy L. Smith +2 more
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EXPLORING DEVELOPMENTAL ASSETS IN UGANDAN YOUTH
International Journal of Child, Youth & Family Studies, 2012 Ugandan youth face a number of threats to their healthy development including poverty, high rates of disease, civil conflict, and environmental degradation.
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Developmental Assets and Career Development in the Educational System: Integrating Awareness of Self-Identity, Knowledge of the World of Work and the SDGs in School Programs [PDF]
Behavioral SciencesIndividuals are embedded within systems that possess contextual or ecological developmental assets. Psychosocial assets refer to beliefs that enable positive responses to challenging situations and growth despite adversity, such as hope and a future ...
Teresa Maria Sgaramella, Lea Ferrari
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The importance of developmental assets in HIV prevention behaviors among young black men who have sex with men (MSM) [PDF]
Scientific ReportsDevelopmental assets are critical to the health and wellbeing of youth. The current study examines the influence of developmental assets on PrEP use and HIV testing among YBMSM ages 18–24.
Donte T. Boyd +4 more
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Developmental assets in emerging adulthood—Systematic review [PDF]
Environment and Social PsychologyCharacterizing emerging adulthood as a period of the life course has proven to be relevant in understanding development and intervention with a focus on a positive orientation in the life course trajectory.
Pais-Ribeiro, José Luis +2 more
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Developmental Assets and the Middle School Counselor
Professional School Counseling, 2005 Search Institute has identified 40 Developmental Assets™ that are building blocks of healthy development and success for children and adolescents. Young people's experience of most of these developmental assets declines over the middle school years.
Peter C. Scales
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International Journal of Adolescence and Youth, 2023 Developmental assets describe sources of individuals’ experiences and supports that impact their developmental outcomes. Internal assets comprise youth skills, competencies, and self-perception, while external assets include support in youth contexts ...
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