Titlebook: Child and Adolescent Development in Risky Adverse Contexts; A Latin American Per Blanca Estela Barcelata Eguiarte,Paloma Suárez Bri Book 20

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Child and Adolescent Development in Risky Adverse Contexts978-3-030-83700-6

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Vorbereitung zum Zertifizierungsverfahren,rty suffer from some type of marginalization, isolation, or discrimination, increasing vulnerabilities, and mental health disorders. Around 12–17% of Latin American children and adolescents have some mental health disorder, with negative consequences in adulthood, most of them related to adverse con

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,Kernprozesse in operativen Fächern,n contexts of adversity. Thus, our study confirms the need to support those with low stimulation trajectories and strengthen the resources of those with high trajectories. Reflections on the contributions, opportunities, and challenges in our region for ECD interventions are included. As a conclusio

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,Kernprozesse in operativen Fächern,isk perception about their children’s linguistic development, which allows us to determine the predictive scope of parental perception in the process of identification of children with a possible language disorder. Our results showed that parental reports can provide valuable support in the early id

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Qualitätssicherung durch Softwaretestslience; however, a significative proportion presents mental health risk factors related to poverty and marginalization. This chapter presents the major perspectives and representative research in the field of resilience, highlighting studies with Latin American adolescents and families facing divers