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Showing 1 to 20 of 32 for “"Child well-being"”.
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Children’s perspectives on child well-being : a pathway to sustainable futures
Child well-being is defined as a multidimensional concept as it measures the quality of a child’s life by looking at the physical, mental, social, and material domains of well-being. Children’s well-being can contribute to sustainable futures, thus futures that are free from adversities such as …
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Children’s perspectives on child well-being : a pathway to sustainable futures
Child well-being, which refers to aspects such as children’s physical, cognitive, social, emotional, spiritual and environmental well-being, is important for their current development and future outcomes. Children’s well-being is influenced by the economic, social and environmental contexts in …
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Children's perspectives on child well-being : a pathway to a sustainable futures
Child well-being is a multi-dimensional concept that includes physical, mental, social, cognitive, material, and environmental domains, which are interrelated. Children’s well-being influences their quality of life during childhood and later as adults, and is influenced by the social, economic, and …
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Essays on the impact of income on family and child well-being
… literature on the impact of income on family and child well-being. I present three essays that investigate three different contexts and sources of income variation. First, I investigate the extent to which an unconditional cash transfer to families in Germany that is intended to benefit children …
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The relationship between caregiving stress and child well-being among informal and formal kinship care families
… the relationship between caregiving stress and child well-being (i.e., child health and emotional/behavioral problems) among informal and formal kinship care families. This study also examines the role of kinship caregivers’ social engagement (i.e., weekly participation in volunteer activities …
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Effect of Resource Curse on Child Well-being in Resource-rich States, Specifically in Post-Soviet States
… the country to seek work to support their five children. They found a place to live, but while out earning money—most probably through informal labor—they had to leave their children without supervision behind a locked door at home. The eldest of five children, all girls, was seven years old. …
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Poverty and child well-being in foster care: Exploring family stress and adolescent behavior in Washington State
Poverty defines the lives of most families in the child welfare system. Children are more likely to be removed from poorer families. In the Family Stress Model, economic stress influences child well-being in biological families, and is hypothesized to be associated with foster youth well-being in …
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Child well-being and the welfare state: a comparative analysis of poverty, child care, and child protection across welfare regimes
… to promote and protect the economic and social wellbeing of citizens through principles of equal opportunity and a more equitable distribution of wealth. While the objective goal of the welfare state is to ensure the security and well-being of its citizens, the extent to which this goal is …
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Children of Ameriturk mothers and traditional Turkish fathers: perceived remote acculturation gaps between divorced coparents, and child well-being in Turkey
… gaps in behavior and identity domains on child well-being in divorced families in Turkey. Altogether, 177 divorced mothers from three cities in Turkey completed questionnaires reporting their remote acculturation to U.S. and Turkish cultures, and perceptions of their ex-spouse’s remote …
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Children’s media use in low-income families: Exploring associations between co-viewing television and parent child relationship quality, child well-being, and adolescent functioning
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2027-05-01
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When Threat and Safety Cues are Present: A Quantitative Study Exploring the Relationships Between Childhood Adversity, Social Support Figures, Subjective Safety, and Child Well-Being Outcomes
Childhood adversity has become a global social concern because its potential traumatic effects may lead to longer-term adverse health, psychological, and social outcomes for children, their families, communities, and society (Bellis et al., 2019; Hughes et al., 2021; Kim & Royle, 2024). Safety has …
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The role of shame in posttraumatic stress symptoms: a systematic review: the impact of inter-parental conflict, parental mental health, the parent-child relationship and features of the conflict on child well-being
… Conflict, Parental Mental Health, the Parent-Child Relationship and Features of the Conflict on Child Well-Being:<br/><br/>This study employed path analysis to explore the relationship between inter- parental conflict and child well-being mediated by parental mental health and the parent-child …
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Japanese Perspectives on Supporting the Well-Being of Maltreated Children in State Care: The Concept of Ibasho
… grounded beliefs and practices related to child well-being, which give voice to maltreated children as well as frontline workers. By conducting research in Japan that examines Ibasho for maltreated children who lived in state care, I demonstrate that social work research conducted in a …
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Child Abuse Investigations: How CPS and Law Enforcement Engage in Collaboration
<p>Child welfare social workers (CPS) and law enforcement professionals are the sole professional groups in California assigned the task of investigating child physical and sexual abuse allegations. Both professional groups report that child-well-being is the ultimate outcome desired when …
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Examining the Prevalence of Bullying Among Biracial Children in Comparison to Single-Race Children
… at an under researched demographic of Biracial children in comparison to single-race children and the prevalence of bullying. The study uses data from the Fragile Families and Child Well-being Study. The original study took place in 20 urban cities across America with mothers and fathers of …
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Evaluating Police Presence and Police Stops in Schools: Outcomes for Adolescent Mental Health
… on adolescents. I examine whether the presence, being stopped, and witnessing stops by police at school are associated with adolescent depression and anxiety symptoms and how school connectedness and race/ethnicity moderate these associations. Data were obtained from the most recent wave of data …
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Sharing Stories Of Development: How School Leaders Perceive Developing A Trauma-Informed School
… by this study is, with rising numbers of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), school staff lack targeted skills to help students mitigate trauma. Further, this qualitative study fills the gap in literature by providing the lived experiences of educational leaders in developing trauma-informed …
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ADULTS’ KNOWLEDGE OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND CHILD GUIDANCE
… parenting skills and parenting knowledge about children’s development have profound effects on children’s development. Studies to date show that most adults lack knowledge of child development and developmentally-appropriate child guidance. These studies, however have focused on white, …
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Nonstandard work and cognitive and behavioral development among preschool children in single mother families
… between nonstandard work schedules and children's cognitive, social, and behavioral development in single mother families, as well as the impact that parental stress and depression may have on children's outcomes. Multivariate analyses were conducted using data from the Early Childhood …
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Dads matter: Examining paternal involvement as a predictive factor in healthy birth outcomes in African American families
… are based on data from the Fragile Families and Child Well-being Study and focus groups with recent and expectant fathers from the Champaign-Urbana community in the state of Illinois. The overarching research hypothesis guiding this study is that African American involved fathers will increase …
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