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Using the NASSS-Complexity Assessment Tool to Evaluate the Implementation of "Cadê O Kauê?": Chat-Story Intervention for Youth Participation in Mental Health Promotion in Brazil. [PDF]

J Med Internet Res
Setia S, Pavarini G, Koshkouei M, Giardini Murta S.   +3 more
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A socio-legal inquiry through awards: the "China model" of positive youth development. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Qian W.
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"Getting pregnant at a young age doesn't mean your life's going to end": A qualitative inquiry with older AI/AN youth participants of an evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention program. [PDF]

PLOS Glob Public Health
Evans-Mitchell GS, Edwards A, Harvey B, Kemp CG, Walsh A, Richards J.   +5 more
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Advances in supporting development in autistic children and youth.

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Penner M, Zwaigenbaum L, Piroddi N, Park S, Minhas RS, Singal D.   +5 more
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Youth transitions and youth culture

2020
The age of eighteen is usually taken to signify a point of transition for a young Australian. The inner lives of young people frequently do not match the normative ideas that others may have about them. The same point can be made about all aspects of the youth transition to adulthood: moving from education to work; moving out of home; and moving into ...
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Culture and Youth Development

2005
Young people have their own cultures through which they make a statement about themselves. The culture they inherit is an important part of their developing identity. As young people make their contribution to society, they add, enhance, and change the culture of the world in which they live.
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