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基本説明
Experts in adolescent psychology offer parents and professionals valuable strategies to help teenagers re-channel aggression and become resilient.
Full Description
Ever since the killings at Columbine High School created a renewed focus on the problems of adolescent aggression, professionals in education, criminal justice, and social services have been seeking ways to curb its rising tide. This volume examines adolescent aggression from many perspectives—biological, psychological, and social—and analyzes some of the contributing factors to this growing problem. Written by internationally recognized experts in adolescent psychology, the book not only covers the causes of teen violence but, more important, offers solutions.
McCarthy, Hutz, and their contributors reveal the precursors to violent behavior, and provide strategies for working with adolescents to prevent future violence. The symptoms and strategies are described clearly in a way that can be understood and adapted by parents, schools, social service agencies, and criminal justice institutions. Topics include: substance abuse; suicide and self-harm; sexual aggression; anger management and impulse control; gang violence; school violence; bullying; resilience; and increasing critical thinking skills. This book is a must-read for anyone who lives, works, or comes in contact with youth.
Contents
Preface Defining Adolescence and Examining Adolescent Aggression School Violence: An Overview m Strategies for Educators to Prevent Youth Violence Aggression Directed Inward: Substance-Abuse, Suicide, and Self-Harm Sexual Aggression among Adolescents Anger Management Training Strategies to Reduce Adolescent Violence Proactive Parenting in a Changing World Teens, Violence, and the "3 R's": Resilience, Rehabilitation, and Recovery Integrating Programs and Practices to Reduce Aggression Cultural Aspects of Moral Development and Impulse Control Reducing Adolescent Aggression by Developing Critical Thinking Skills Street Kids, Anti Social Behavior, and Adolescent Aggression Philosophies that Foster Violence: Religious, Cultural, and Political Risk Factors
