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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Family connectedness"”.
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A Phenomenological Investigation of Suicide and Family Connectedness
… the influences of a suicide on peers and family members, yet the degree to which familial survivors of suicide communicate within their family constellations and, additionally, what family transformations ensue have not been studied. This phenomenological multi-case study proposes to …
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Strength of family bond predicts disrupted neural habituation to visual familial threat in adolescence
BACKGROUND: Familial stressors, such as low family connectedness, confer risk for affective pathologies, yet little is known regarding how they uniquely impinge on neural systems involved in adaptive threat processing. METHODS: MVPA analysis of fMRI data was used in a novel way to measure disrupted …
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Sexual behaviour of grade eleven students in Cofimvaba, Eastern Cape
… it explores the influence of religion and family connectedness on adolescent sexuality.
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The Protective Factors and Life Outcomes of Youth Exposed to Community Violence
… has focused on protective factors such as school connectedness, family connectedness, religion and positive life outcomes. There is little research on the affects of mentoring on life outcomes for individuals that were exposed to community violence during adolescence. This study explores mentoring …
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Youth homelessness: an exploration into the desire for family reunification
With family conflict serving as the predominant underlying factor that leads to youth homelessness, family has often been framed as “the problem.” As such, many youth services have ignored the role of family as potential solutions to youth homelessness, despite a growing body of literature …
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Personal Strengths and Their Influence on Mental Health and Academic Outcomes
… effects of key strengths, such as self-esteem, family connectedness, and positive peer relationships among children and adolescents (Van Voorhees et al., 2008). Despite the growing interest in the role of strengths during childhood and adolescence, few studies have examined strengths from …
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Exploring Intergenerational Value Changes across Three Generations of Emirati Women Using Focused Ethnography
… this study (<em>N</em> = 24) were members of 8 family triads of grandmothers, mothers, and daughters who represented 8 different Emirati tribes from 4 cities in the Emirates. Data were collected during semi-structured interviews using prompts and vignettes and through observation and the …
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FAMILY COHESION AND CHILD FUNCTIONING AMONG SOUTH KOREAN IMMIGRANTS IN THE US: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF KOREAN PARENT-CHILD CLOSENESS AND THE MODERATING ROLE OF ACCULTURATION
<p>From a family systems perspective, family connectedness is one of the essential attributes of healthy family functioning. Families who are overly connected or disconnected are regarded as dysfunctional. However, several studies on Asian and Asian American families have reported divergent …
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Quiltmaking and Social Order in the Tennessee Delta in the Middle 20th Century
… continuity with (or rejection of) the past, and family connectedness across space and generations.
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Adolescent Perceptions of Parent-Adolescent Communication and Adolescent Pregnancy
… communication, a significant factor in family functioning and connectedness, is important if effective interventions are to be provided by health care professionals related to decreasing the number as well as the adverse effects of adolescent pregnancy in the United States. The purpose …