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Originally published in 1996, Adolescence: From Crisis to Coping presented a unique collaborative study of perceived problems and coping strategies of young people from a variety of socio-economic and national backgrounds. It describes the 'culture-fair' research model and explains results in terms of national background, gender and socio-economic, racial and minority status.
Rather than portraying adolescence as a stage of crisis, the study describes this age group as coping with multiple external crises. While adolescents are frequently similar in the issues that concern them, it is significant that their gender and socio-economic backgrounds are often better predictors of their problems and coping strategies than their national backgrounds.
The thirteen nations in which the study was carried out are: Australia, Brazil, China, Greece, India, Israel, Kuwait, Netherlands, Philippines, Russia, Turkey, USA, Venezuela.
Contents
Foreword. Preface: The Evolution of a Multinational Study. Acknowledgements. About the Authors. Part 1. Introduction 1. From Crisis to Coping: Theories and Helping Practices J. Gibson-Cline, M. Dikaiou and M. Haritos-Fatouras with B. Shafrir 2. Methodology for a Multinational Study J. Gibson-Cline, C. Baker and the Energetic Research Team Part 2. Findings: A Multinational View of Adolescents 3. Results of a Multinational Investigation The Energetic Research Team Part 3. Findings: From Thirteen National Studies of Adolescents 4. Australia M. Robertson 5. Brazil I. Guimaraes and E. Pereira 6. The People's Republic of China F. Sun and J. Gibson-Cline 7. Greece M. Dikaiou, M. Haritos-Fatouras and G. Kiosseoglou 8. India L. Kashyap 9. Israel B. Shafrir 10. Kuwait Q. Al-Sarraf 11. Netherlands P. De Weerdt 12. The Philippines G. Velazco 13. Russia N. Talyzina and T. Gabay with J. Gibson-Cline 14. Turkey S. Arsoy 15. Continental United States G. Ondis, J. Gibson-Cline, M. Dragoon and C. Jones 16. Venezuela M. Felce Di Paula and F. Di Paula Part 4. Minority Populations 17. Minority Populations M. Dikaiou, J. Gibson-Cline, P. De Weerdt, M. Dragoon and C. Jones with M. Saleh Part 5. Conclusions and Implications for Theory and Practice 18. Implications for Theory and Practice J. Gibson-Cline, M. Dikaiou, M. Dragoon, M. Haritos-Fatouras, B. Shafrir, I. Guimaraes, E. Pereira, P. De Weerdt and L. Kashyap with Q. Al-Sarraf. Appendices. Glossary. References. Author Index. Subject Index.
