Behaviors of youth involved in the child welfare system

Grogan‐Kaylor, Andrew; Ruffolo, Mary; Ortega, Robert M.; Clarke, Jenell

doi:10.1016/j.chiabu.2007.09.004

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“…Mas não se pode esquecer que o abuso físico intrafamiliar é multidirecional, pois poderá ocorrer entre quaisquer de seus membros, por exemplo: pais e fi lho (a), irmãos, casal, entre outros. Esses eventos estressores vivenciados podem estar associados à manifestação dos comportamentos desadaptativos destas adolescentes e podem ser entendidos como facilitadores para a entrada na vida infracional (Grogan-Kaylor et al, 2008;Dell´Aglio, Santos, & Borges, 2005).…”

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Relações familiares de adolescentes cumprindo medida socioeducativa restritiva de liberdade: uma revisão narrativa da literatura

Castro

Teodoro

2014

Temas Psicol.

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ResumoO objetivo deste artigo foi realizar uma revisão narrativa sobre a relação entre o sistema familiar e a conduta infracional de jovens. Foram consultadas as bases de dados SciELO; LILACS; BVS; PePSIC; PsycNET; APA PsycNET; Science Direct e Web of Knowledge (ISI). Resultaram da busca 19 artigos que atenderam aos critérios de inclusão. A análise dos artigos mostrou que alguns fatores familiares comumente encontram-se associados à condição de infrações à lei e ao cumprimento de medida sócio-educativa de internação pelos adolescentes. São eles: os sócio-econômicos, a estrutura familiar, a violência intrafamiliar, as práticas educacionais e monitoramento parental, a fragilidade dos vínculos familiares, os familiares em confl ito com a lei e os fatores biológicos. Assim, pode-se constatar que a família, ao não cumprir sua função de proteção, passa a ser considerada um fator de risco ao bem-estar de muitas crianças e adolescentes. Palavras-chave:Relações familiares, violência, adolescentes em confl ito com a lei. Family Relationships of Adolescents under Socio-ConstrainedFreedom: A Systematic Narrative Review AbstractThe purpose of this article was to realize a narrative review of the relation between the family system and the criminal conduct of adolescents. There were used the data bases: SciELO; LILACS; BVS; PePSIC; PsycNET; APA PsycNET; Science Direct and Web of knowledge (ISI). The search resulted on 19 articles that complied the inclusion criteria. The articles' analysis showed that some family factors are commonly found associated with law infraction and fulfi llment of social educative freedom restriction measures by the adolescents. They are: socioeconomics level, family structure, domestic violence; educational practices and parental control, the frailty of family bonds, family members in confl ict with the law, and biologic factors. So, it could be stated that when the family doesn't fulfi ll its protective function, it starts to be seen as a risk factor to the well-being of many children and adolescents.

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Relações familiares de adolescentes cumprindo medida socioeducativa restritiva de liberdade: uma revisão narrativa da literatura

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Teodoro

2014

Temas Psicol.

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“…These may include major mental health problems, frequently compounded by substance abuse, and physical absences due to incarceration (Davis, 2009). Conversely, CIC who develop stronger relationships with caregivers are at less risk for developing antisocial behaviours, but the likelihood of forging strong bonds may diminish as youth experience multiple placement shifts (Grogan-Kaylor et al, 2008). Part of the disruptive social experiences caused by multiple placements is the sense of rejection, unworthiness, and negative labelling, whereby the child or youth may be considered "bad", "difficult", or "disruptive".…”

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“…Children in care who have experienced abuse are at a higher risk of engaging in antisocial behaviours compared to those placed in care who did not experience abuse (Grogan-Kaylor, Ruffolo, Ortega, & Clarke, 2008;Simmel, 2007). Children and youth who have been abused, particularly those abused recurrently or exposed to harsh parenting, are more likely to be extremely aggressive, seriously antisocial, and violent (Benzies, Keown, & Magill-Evans, 2009;Berger, 2005;Farrington, 1996;Lansford et al, 2007;Mulvaney & Mebert, 2007;Ryan & Testa, 2005).…”

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The Over-Representation of Children in Care in the Youth Criminal Justice System in British Columbia: Theory and Policy Issues

Corrado

Freedman

Blatier

2011

IJCYFS

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Placement in child protection services, or becoming a child in care, is associated with a disproportionate involvement in youth and adult criminal justice systems. While there is not extensive research on this relationship, there is evidence that many children in care have risk profiles consistent with criminal justice involvement. This article provides an overview of the prevalence of exposure to risk factors related to mental health, education, and antisocial behaviour among children in care, in addition to risk factors that are distinctive to those placed in child protection services. A recent large cohort dataset from British Columbia, Canada, is utilized to examine these risk profiles. Recommendations to identify those involved in child protection services most at risk for criminal justice involvement, with the use of risk management instruments such as the Cracow Instrument, are discussed. In addition, several other important policy themes regarding diagnostic and case management challenges are explored.

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“…Child maltreatment is associated with short-term risk for depression and anxiety (Lansford et al, 2002) and behavior problems (Grogan-Kaylor et al, 2008), as well as high levels of depression, anxiety, and distress in adulthood (Lindert et al, 2014). Children exposed to domestic violence (DV) have increased risk for externalizing behavior problems, internalizing behavior problems, and trauma symptoms (Evans, Davies, and DiLillo, 2008), while childhood exposure to community violence has been shown to be strongly related to both externalizing behavior problems and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) (Fowler et al, 2009).…”

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Improving Outcomes for Children Exposed to Violence: Safe Start Promising Approaches

Schultz¹,

Jaycox²,

Ayer³

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Behaviors of youth involved in the child welfare system

Cited by 99 publications

References 27 publications

Relações familiares de adolescentes cumprindo medida socioeducativa restritiva de liberdade: uma revisão narrativa da literatura

Relações familiares de adolescentes cumprindo medida socioeducativa restritiva de liberdade: uma revisão narrativa da literatura

The Over-Representation of Children in Care in the Youth Criminal Justice System in British Columbia: Theory and Policy Issues

Improving Outcomes for Children Exposed to Violence: Safe Start Promising Approaches

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