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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Autonomy Development"”.
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How might understanding the complex dynamics and tensions between relatedness and autonomy development in adolescence inform counselling?
… a multi-layered conceptualisation of adolescent autonomy development and the significance of continued relatedness, particularly with parents and peers. Through exploring these complex processes it was suggested that autonomy and relatedness co-exist being intricately connected. Relatedness was …
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Autonomy Through Social Skill Development: A Camp Intervention for Young People with Spina Bifida
… multiple physical and psychosocial challenges to autonomy development. Pediatric psychology may play a role in promoting autonomy development in this population through the implementation of empirically-supported, developmentally-appropriate, and syndrome-specific interventions. The current study …
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"""Daddy's Girl"" and ""Big Man on Campus"": Turning Points in the Development of Parent-Adolescent Relationships"
… as parents and adolescents move towards more autonomy, that task is made challenging by other salient identity and relationship goals. From a normative perspective, it is useful to know about the likelihood for identity and relational goals to conflict with autonomy development negotiations …
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"""Daddy's Girl"" and ""Big Man on Campus:"" Turning Points in the Development of Parent-Adolescent Relationships"
… overall adjustment and well-being. Developing autonomy from their parents is one outcome that children negotiate during adolescence. The focus of this study is how parent-adolescent communication functions to optimize adolescent individuation from their parents. The Retrospective Interview …
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The Perceptions Of Former Japanese High School Graduates Regarding Student Autonomy: A Qualitative Phenomenological Study
… high school graduates had as it pertains to the development of student autonomy. One interview was used for each of the four participants in the study. Over a four-week period the transcribed interviews were analyzed and coded. Across all four interviews key themes emerged, including (1) Opinions …
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Psychosocial Development, Well-Being, and Internalizing Symptoms During Emerging Adulthood: An Examination of Mediating and Moderating Factors
… study, which sought to explore psychosocial development in an older population of emerging adults. Specifically, it examined cross-sectional and longitudinal relations between psychosocial development and internalizing symptoms, as well as between psychosocial development and well-being. …
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Autonomy in Asian-American Adolescents: Its Development, Relation to Parent-Child Closeness, and Associations With Adjustment
Achieving autonomy, or self-governance, has long been considered an important developmental task for adolescents. The developmental task of gaining autonomy often runs in parallel with changes in adolescents' relationships with their parents. For example, for some adolescents, relationships with …
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Bayesian nonparametric reward learning from demonstration
… to perform complex tasks. Demonstration opens autonomy development to non-experts and is an intuitive means of communication for humans, who naturally use demonstration to teach others. This thesis focuses on a specific form of learning from demonstration, namely inverse reinforcement learning, …