FACTORS OF DEVIANT ADOLESCENTS’ RESILIENCE
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FACTORS OF DEVIANT ADOLESCENTS’ RESILIENCE
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The necessity of studying resilience as individual human ability to manage his own resources is demonstrated. The results presented in the framework of International Resilient Project for reliance evaluation of Russian children and adolescents. Such resilience factors as “Personal characteristics”, “Relationship”, “Subculture”, “Community”, and “Country” predetermining social adaptation of Russian children and adolescents are allotted.
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resilience, factors of resilience, risk factors, questionnaire for reliance evaluation in children and adolescents, deviant adolescents.
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01.01.2008
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