Adolescent psychology.
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| Works: | 34 works in 20 publications in 20 languages | |
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The relationship code :deciphering genetic and social influences on adolescent development /
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An intimate understanding of America's teenagersshaking hands with aliens /
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Mental health practice with children and youth :a strengths and well-being model /
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Culture of ambiguityimplications for self and social understanding in adolescence /
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What can parents do?new insights into the role of parents in adolescent problem behavior /
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Flourishing childrendefining and testing indicators of positive development /
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Growing up girls :popular culture and the construction of identity /
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Problem behavior theory and adolescent healththe collected works of Richard Jessor, volume 2 /
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Family therapy with adolescents in residential treatmentintervention and research /
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Adolescent psychology in today's worldglobal perspectives on risk, relationships, and development /
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The adolescent brainchanges in learning, decision-making and social relations /
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Transforming teen behaviorparent-teen protocols for psychosocial skills training /
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Adolescent-to-parent violence and abuseapplying research to policy and practice /
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Child and adolescent development in risky adverse contextsa Latin American perspective /
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Handbook of adverse childhood experiencesa framework for collaborative health promotion /
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Families with adolescentsbridging the gaps between theory, research, and practice /
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Children, young people and online harmsconceptualisations, experiences and responses /
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