2011
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-531-94066-3
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Jugendliches Risikoverhalten

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“…Personal resources include cognitive, emotional and social competences which characterize people's individual agency (Raithel 2011), or rather their coping capacity (Hurrelmann/Quenzel 2012). Personal resources comprise both cognitive skills and the perceived capacity for self-regulation (emotion control, impulse control, as well as temper and personality) (Petermann/Schmidt 2006).…”
Section: Personal Resourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Personal resources include cognitive, emotional and social competences which characterize people's individual agency (Raithel 2011), or rather their coping capacity (Hurrelmann/Quenzel 2012). Personal resources comprise both cognitive skills and the perceived capacity for self-regulation (emotion control, impulse control, as well as temper and personality) (Petermann/Schmidt 2006).…”
Section: Personal Resourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further, the resurgence of authorship studies, including the foundation of the London Forum for Authorship Studies in 2005 (the first regular seminar devoted to the methodology of attribution work), has seen a plethora of new work on plays of disputed authorship including by Brian Vickers ( Arden of Faversham , Fair Em , Edward III ), Hugh Craig and Arthur Kinney ( Arden , Edmond Ironside , The Spanish Tragedy ), Ward Elliott and Robert J. Valenza ( Edward III , Thomas More ), MacDonald Jackson ( Arden ) and others. The plays have even been reappropriated recently for the cause of authorship conspiracy theories, with writers such as Sabrina Feldman arguing that the Apocrypha were genuinely written by William Shakespeare of Stratford‐upon‐Avon, while the canonical plays were the work of Thomas Sackville, and John Raithel and John Casson arguing that they reveal the authorship of William Stanley and Henry Neville respectively. The orthodox scholar will scoff, but the fascination that the plays hold reminds us that the division between Canon and Apocrypha is neither as absolute as their varied treatments suggest, nor is dissolved enough to allow us to simply ignore the value judgements that have blighted the plays.…”
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“…Gleich zeitig kommt dem Risikoverhalten, insbe sondere dem Substanzkonsum, auch funk tionale Bedeutung im Sinne der Bewälti gung akuter oder auch andauernder Be lastungen, Sinnkrisen und Verhaltensun sicherheiten zu [8,24]. …”
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“…Übermäßiger Konsum von Alkohol und Drogen F Ausüben von Risikosportarten F Unfallgefährdendes Verhalten im Straßenverkehr F Ungeschütztes Sexualverhalten F Fehlernährung F Gewalt in der ÖffentlichkeitDie einzelnen riskanten Verhaltensweisen sind mit erhöhten Gesundheitsrisiken im Allgemeinen und mit jeweils unterschied lichen Risikodimensionen wie sozialen Risiken, Verletzungs, Schmerz und Be strafungsrisiken verbunden[24].Obwohl Jugendliche über realistische Kon zepte von Gesundheit und Krankheit ver fügen, neigen sie zu ungesunden, risikorei chen Lebensweisen und bedienen sich kog nitiver Verzerrungen und Manipulationen, um die Diskrepanz zwischen dem eigenen Verhalten und dem Wissen um die poten ziellen Gefahren des Risikoverhaltens zu reduzieren[31]. So schreiben Jugendliche beispielsweise den unmittelbaren positiven Konsequenzen des Alkohols mehr Gewicht zu als den möglicherweise schwerwiegen den längerfristigen Folgen.…”
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