2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.childyouth.2015.01.024
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Looked after children and offending: An exploration of risk, resilience and the role of social cognition

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“…The aforementioned multiple levels of reciprocal influences and interactions (Kia‐Keating et al., ) led to resilient outcomes in both mentees and mentors. Mentees developed capabilities in social and emotional areas, and developed a connection to self and others, indicating positive adaptive functioning (Masten, ) to past trauma exposure or other risk factors often associated with the lives of looked‐after children and young people (Schofield, Biggart, Ward, & Larsson, ; Schofield et al., ). Similarly, mentors developed confidence in who they had become as a result of acknowledging the progress their mentees had made over time.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The aforementioned multiple levels of reciprocal influences and interactions (Kia‐Keating et al., ) led to resilient outcomes in both mentees and mentors. Mentees developed capabilities in social and emotional areas, and developed a connection to self and others, indicating positive adaptive functioning (Masten, ) to past trauma exposure or other risk factors often associated with the lives of looked‐after children and young people (Schofield, Biggart, Ward, & Larsson, ; Schofield et al., ). Similarly, mentors developed confidence in who they had become as a result of acknowledging the progress their mentees had made over time.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A nivel meso y exo sistémico, la identidad cultural entendida como los factores culturales, las prácticas culturales y costumbres (Walters, 2016) la identidad bicultural (Sirikantraporn, 2017) el modelamiento de estilos no violentos y la recuperación de la voz de los ancianos (Asay, DeFrain, Metzger, & Moyer 2016, Burnette, 2018, el papel positivo de la religión y la espiritualidad (Ghafournia, 2017;Schaefer, Howell, Thurston, Kaufman, 2018;Smith, Lenz, & Strohmer, 2017) y el acceso a redes de apoyo paralelas a la familia (Schofield, Biggart, Ward, & Larsson, 2015).…”
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“…Si se observan los porcentajes en ambos grupos en función de si han sido víctimas o no de algún tipo de maltrato se comprueba que no existen diferencias significativas. Resultados similares han encontrado otros autores (Logan-Greene y Semandin-Jones, 2015; Maneiro et al, 2019), señalando algunos de ellos que ser víctima de maltrato es un factor de riesgo compartido por ambos grupos (Schofield et al, 2015). En una revisión realizada de Malvaso et al (2016) se concluye que la relación entre haber sufrido maltrato y la conducta delictiva es compleja y no se pueden establecer relaciones de causalidad entre ambas.…”
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