Early Risk Factors for Adolescent Delinquency: A Six to Eight-Year Longitudinal Study

신경민,; 신윤미,; 김선영,; 조선미,

doi:10.15842/kjcp.2010.29.2.015

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“…In 2013, about 17.1% of adolescents reported that they had teased others and 9.0% had bullied others by ostracizing them (Ministry of Health and Welfare, 2013). In order to deal with these maladaptive behaviors among adolescents, researchers (Baek & Moon, 2009; Park & Kim, 2004; Shin, Shin, Kim, & Cho, 2010) have identified a number of contributing factors. This research, directed at the phenomenon of adolescent delinquency, has yielded integrated models that include personal, family, peer, and school variables.…”

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Profiles of Coping Strategies in Resilient Adolescents

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To understand how resilient adolescents adapt to adverse situations, this study examined resilient adolescents and their coping strategies. Resilience is the phenomenon characterized by good outcomes despite serious threats to adaptation and/or development. The current study aimed to identify the coping strategy profiles that distinguish a resilient group from three other groups-struggling, competent, and vulnerable-specifically to differentiate the resilient group from the competent group. Descriptive discriminant analysis results indicated that resilient adolescents simultaneously utilized not only problem-focused but also the emotion-focused coping strategies. The competent group primarily used problem-focused coping, while the struggling group primarily used emotion-focused strategies. Finally, the vulnerable adolescents used neither problem-focused nor emotion-focused strategies. Practical implications of the results were discussed to guide professionals.

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confidence: 99%