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Longitudinal Research on Development In Adolescence

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            • Adolescents’ Experience of Parental Reactions and its Relations to Externalizing and Internalizing Problems
            • Disadvantaged children’s leisure time activities
            • Elements Influencing School Wellbeing in Upper Secondary Students with Neurodevelopmental Disabilities
            • Participation in schools for young adolescents with neuropsychiatric disabilities: A cross-sectional study from the Southern part of Sweden
            • Social Bonds and School Achievement: A quantitative study of the connection between school social bonds to school among adolescent pupils enrolled in compulsory school in Sweden.
            • The Non-drinking Adolescents – What Characterizes them based on Psychological Health, Social relations, and Attitudes towards Alcohol?
            • The relationship between mental health in adolescents having self-reported neurodevelopmental disorders and sources of parental knowledge: A cross-sectional study

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            Substudies
            • Conference Presentations
              • Digital Presentation: Kopplingen mellan en strukturerad fritid och kriminellt beteende (In Swedish)
              • Impacts of alcohol consumption by mothers and fathers, parental monitoring, adolescent disclosure and novelty-seeking behavior on the likelihood of alcohol use and inebriation among adolescents
              • Teenage kicks? Or, when to worry about teenage alcohol/drug use and crime
            • PhD Theses
              • Child Maltreatment and Its Association with School Factors and Mental Health in Early Adolescence
              • How do the “tweenies” do? Mental health, alcohol experiences and personality among young adolescents.
              • Mutual actions - Developmental links between aspects of the parent-adolescent relationship and adolescent risk behaviors
              • Participation in and outside school: Self-ratings by Swedish adolescents with and without impairments and long-term health conditions
              • Psychological Perspectives on Alcohol Use Among Young Adolescents
              • Teenage Kicks – The Differential Development of Drug Use, Drunkenness, and Criminal Behaviour in Early to Mid-Adolescence
              • Youth's Binge Drinking - Who, where and with Whom
            • Journal Articles
              • Aspects of parent-adolescent relationship
              • Assessing reciprocal association between drunkenness, drug use, and delinquency during adolescence: Separating within- and between-person effects
              • Child maltreatment and substance-use-related negative consequences: Longitudinal trajectories from early to mid adolescence
              • Discrepancies in parents’ and adolescents’ reports on parent-adolescent communication and associations to adolescents’ psychological health
              • Does one Size Fit All?—Linking Parenting With Adolescent Substance Use and Adolescent Temperament
              • Evidence for a relationship between child maltreatment and absenteeism
              • Explaining trajectories of adolescent drunkenness, drug use, and criminality
              • Gender differences in the association between emotionalmaltreatment with mental, emotional, and behavioral problems in Swedish adolescents
              • Getting Real About Youth Substance Use and Crime: How ‘Realistic’ Theories can Improve Knowledge and Understanding for Practice
              • Linking youths' mental, psychosocial, and emotional functioning to ICF-CY: Lessons learned. Disability and Rehabilitation.1-7.
              • Onset of substance use among early adolescents in Sweden
              • Parent-Adolescent Communication and Adolescent Delinquency
              • Participation profiles in domestic life and peer relations as experienced by adolescents with and without impairments and long-term health conditions
              • Patterns of support to adolescents related to disability, family situation, harassment, and economy
              • Personality traits as predictors of early alcohol inebriation among young adolescents: Mediating effects by mental health and gender-specific patterns. Addictive Behaviors.
              • Prevalence and comorbidity in a Swedish adolescent community sample – gambling, gaming, substance use, and other psychiatric disorders
              • Structural relations between sources of parental knowledge, feelings of being overly controlled and risk behaviors in early adolescence.
              • The Junior Temperament and Character Inventory (JTCI): Psychometric Properties of Multi-Informant Ratings
              • The Role of Relational Support in the Longitudinal Links between Adolescent Sexual Harassment Victimization and Psychological Health
              • The utility of the International Classification of Functioning construct as a statistical tool – operationalizing mental health as an indicator of adolescent participation
              • Well-Being, Mental Health Problems, and Alcohol Experiences Among Young Swedish Adolescents: A General Population Study
              • Youth centers, structured leisure activities, and friends of native and foreign origin: A two-wave longitudinal study
            • MA Theses
              • Adolescents’ Experience of Parental Reactions and its Relations to Externalizing and Internalizing Problems
              • Disadvantaged children’s leisure time activities
              • Elements Influencing School Wellbeing in Upper Secondary Students with Neurodevelopmental Disabilities
              • Participation in schools for young adolescents with neuropsychiatric disabilities: A cross-sectional study from the Southern part of Sweden
              • Social Bonds and School Achievement: A quantitative study of the connection between school social bonds to school among adolescent pupils enrolled in compulsory school in Sweden.
              • The Non-drinking Adolescents – What Characterizes them based on Psychological Health, Social relations, and Attitudes towards Alcohol?
              • The relationship between mental health in adolescents having self-reported neurodevelopmental disorders and sources of parental knowledge: A cross-sectional study
            • BA Theses
              • Alcohol Use Amongst Adolescents in Grade 8 and 9 - Influences from Family and Peers.
              • Body image amongst adolescents in grade 8 and 9 (in Swedish)
              • Bullying others. A study on bullying, mental health, tobacco, alcohol and drug use and child disclosure
              • Children of parents with substance disorder
              • Early adolescents’ relationships with parents and teachers: a cross-sectional study
              • It’s easier to become a criminal than to get a job -a study about juvenile delinquency in adolescence and horizon of opportunities
              • Juvenile Delinquency: Risk and Protective Factors in Family Relations
              • The relation between adolescent’s parent and peer relationships. A study of how adolescents´ perceived parental support affects their levels of support and conflict in their closest friendship
              • The role of religious community to the mental wellbeing of young adolescents
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            LORDIA

            LoRDIA (Longitudinal Research on Development In Adolescence) is a study of psychosocial development in youth.

            Starting in autumn 2013, data has been collected in four municipalities in Jönköping and Västra Götaland’s counties.

            School of Health and Welfare in Jönköping

            • Department of Social Work

            Gothenburg University

            • Department of Psychology
            • Department of Social Work

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