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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"youth coping"”.
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Familial Influences on the Coping Strategies of African American Youth From Foster Care Families and Biological Families
… parental factors: caregiver socialization of coping, caregiver modeling of coping and caregiver/child relationship (i.e. parent support) on coping strategies of African American youth in foster care and those who reside with at least on biological parent. Approximately, 110 African American …
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Parental expressed emotion and treatment outcomes in adolescents with autism spectrum disorder
… outcomes of interventions focused on improving youth coping skills. This paper explores the relationship between the frequency of negative expressed emotions of parents raising children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and the youth's treatment outcomes achieved within a parent-child intervention …
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Youth Grief Counseling: An Exploration of Competency in Graduate Counseling Students
… Programs (CACREP) perceive their competencies in youth grief counseling. A quantitative research design with an electronic one-shot survey was utilized to collect participants’ demographics, program status, and grief education and training received. An adapted version of the Grief Counseling …
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Coping with social stress in early adolescence: The interactive contribution of observed emotional climate and youth physiology
Parental socialization of coping is suggested to assist the acquisition of coping strategies, especially during early adolescence when youth are experiencing increasing social challenges. Yet, less is known about whether characteristics of the relational context of parental socialization of coping …
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Testing the Impact of Social Acceptance on Outcomes: Comparing Two Forms of an Intervention for Aggressive Youth
Coping Power is an empirically supported school-based intervention for children at risk for aggression and associated problems. Recent studies have tested individual- and program-level factors that may enhance or hinder meaningful CP outcomes. Some factors, such as inhibitory control and genetic …
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Sense of Humor, Stress and Coping, and Outcomes in Children's Lives
… long term effects of stress, children may use coping strategies to manage or alter stressful life events (Lazarus & Folkman, 1984). This study explores the relationships between stress and sense of humor among school-age children. A sample of 106 students (and parents/guardians) in the San …