Longitudinal Research on Development In Adolescence – LoRDIA is a study of youth and their development during adolescence. Key areas of study include social networks, adjustment to school, mental health and use of alcohol and drugs.

Collaboration

The research program is a collaboration between Jönköping University (JU) at the School of Health and Welfare (HHJ) and the University of Gothenburg (GU), and covers the fields of social work, psychology and disability studies.

Forskargruppen

• Arne Gerdner, Professor of Social Work, HHJ
• Mats Granlund, Professor of Disability Studies, HHJ
• Claudia Fahlke, Professor of Psychology, GU
• Anette Skårner, Associate Professor of Social Work, GU
• Agneta Abrahamsson, PhD in Medical Science/Public Health Science, Kristianstad University
• Kristina Berglund, Associate Professor of Psychology, GU
• Disa Bergnehr, Associate Professor in Child Studies, HHJ
• Karina Huus, PhD in Medicin, HHJ
• Inga Tidefors, Associate Professor of Psychology, GU
• Thorbjörn Ahlgren, PhD in Social Work, HHJ
• Birgitta Ander, PhD Student of Social Work, HHJ
• Olov Aronson, PhD Student of Social Work, HHJ
• Karin Boson, PhD Student of Psychology, GU
• Johan Hagborg, PhD Student of Psychology, GU
• Sabina Kapetanovic, PhD Student of Welfare and Social Science, HHJ
• Margareta Bohlin, Associate Professor of Psychology, GU
• Frida Lygnegård, PhD Student of Disability Studies, HHJ
• Russell Turner, PhD Student of Social Work, GU
  

LoRDIA-folder (pdf, 1.8 MB)