Adolescent Girls in Care and Protection Framework for Their Romantic Relationship

Navaneetham, Janardhana; Manjula, B

doi:10.5958/2349-3011.2017.00003.2

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“…Janardhana et al, [21] in their reports of proving psycho social interventions for children in difficult circumstances under the care and protection of Child Welfare Committee (annual and six monthly reports) and in their studies Janardhana and Manjula [12,13,21] have mentioned about individual, family and other factors associated with romantic relationship. Adolescent girls in romantic relationship were aged between 13 and 18 years.…”

Section: The Understanding Adolescent Romantic Relationship In the Inmentioning

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Adolescents Romantic Relationship: Dynamics of Parent-Child Relationship from India

Navaneetham¹,

Manjula²

2020

Maternal and Child Health Matters Around the World

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Increased interest in romantic relationships is central in adolescents' lives and has long been considered defining features of adolescence. Romantic relationships have significant influence on emotional wellbeing of adolescents. In Indian context, scientific literature on adolescent girls in romantic relationship is very minimal and studies focused upon sexuality-related issues and premarital sexual relationship. Due to social and cultural aspects, few adolescent girls who are involved in romantic relationship run away from home. These girls would come under care and protection under many circumstances such as child marriage, teenage pregnancy, sexual abuse, etc. The present study analyses the case reports in understanding the issues of adolescents in RR issues and the process of interventions provided. A total of 50 girls who were in RR were selected for the study Mean age is 16.34 years (SD ± 0.93) with a range of 14-18 years. About 78% were from lower socio economic status. It is important to understand their issues to provide psycho social intervention and facilitate healthy transition to adulthood. This has implication for designing intervention based on development perspective. Always adolescents in romantic relationship are under the conflict over prioritizing between their parents versus their romantic partner, when they forced to choose one.

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Section: The Understanding Adolescent Romantic Relationship In the Inmentioning

confidence: 99%

Adolescents Romantic Relationship: Dynamics of Parent-Child Relationship from India

Navaneetham¹,

Manjula²

2020

Maternal and Child Health Matters Around the World

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Adolescent Girls in Care and Protection Framework for Their Romantic Relationship

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Adolescents Romantic Relationship: Dynamics of Parent-Child Relationship from India

Adolescents Romantic Relationship: Dynamics of Parent-Child Relationship from India

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