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  • Examining multidimensional resilience in at-risk adolescents

    Creator:
    Taylor, Amanda L.
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    The bulk of resilience research has focused on developmental outcomes in a single domain of functioning (e.g., academic achievement), overlooking the complex interplay of positive and negative developmental outcomes that may co-occur within an individual (Luthar, Cicchetti, & Becker, 2000). Resilience may strengthen over time and across domains (e.g., psychological...
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    Examining Multidimensional Resilience in At-risk Adolescents

  • A qualitative analysis of clinical records from a trauma response program for families exposed to violence

    Creator:
    Behan, Kathleen G.
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    This dissertation is a qualitative secondary content analysis of clinical records collected for the Spokane Safe Start Project in Spokane, Washington, a program designed to offset trauma in children exposed to domestic and intimate partner violence (IPV). The Centers for Disease Control and the World Health Organization have identified intimate...
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    in children exposed to caregiver intimate partner violence. To this end, the four research

  • Exploring resilience in the lives of women leaders in early childhood health, human services, and education

    Creator:
    Turner, Susan Diane
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    Women leaders in early childhood health, human services, and education face tremendous challenges in their efforts to cultivate resilience amidst a myriad of risk factors including incessant stress, low wages, and limited professional support. Women who foster mental health in young children and high-risk families are vulnerable to secondary traumatic...
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    resilience in children and families while often neglecting their own resilience. This study seeks to