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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Behavior disorders in adolescence."”.

  1. The school as a community : perceptions of secondary school students with emotional behavioural difficulties

    Schools are interactive sites where learning takes place. Within the school setting some students exhibit Emotional Behaviour Difficulties (EBD). International research has indicated that EBD at schools are increasing, particularly at the secondary level. In Malta, behaviour problems in schools …

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  2. Targeted Social Skills Instruction For Secondary Students With Emotional/Behavior Disorders

    … of this pre-experimental study was to determine the impact of targeted social skills instruction for 30 secondary students with Emotional/Behavior Disorders. Students participated in six weeks of social skills instruction, four days per week for 40-45 minutes per session. The Social Skills …

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  3. The Family Process Model: Predicting Youth Behavior Problems in Mexican American, African American, and European American Families

    Research in developmental psychology suggests that economic hardship affects youth indirectly via its negative impact on several family processes. Specifically, parents' mental well-being, family relations, and ultimately parenting, can be adversely affected by the strain of economic hardship and …

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  4. Reading and Math Outcomes for Incarcerated Youth with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders

    Helping youths acquire educational skills is one of the most effective approaches to the prevention of delinquency and reduction of recidivism. Access to a high-quality education is particularly important for the growing number of youth committed to juvenile corrections, especially for those who …

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