What happens when adults trade maturity for adolescent drama and teens buy into nonreality? This presentation will explore research on youth and adult social drama and its effects on all of us explicitly through our obsession with screens and social media.
This presentation will describe an ongoing program of research that uses large and diverse population-based samples of adolescents and recommended statistical approaches to explore these health disparities and the distinct contribution of bias-based bullying.
This presentation will describe an ongoing program of research that uses large and diverse population-based samples of adolescents and recommended statistical approaches to explore these health disparities and the distinct contribution of bias-based bullying.
Dr. San Miguel Torres will address the underestimated and significant problem of bullying as it is being addressed internationally in terms of the gap in research and application of effective training and intervention within the education system in Puerto Rico.
This presentation will describe an ongoing program of research that uses large and diverse population-based samples of adolescents and recommended statistical approaches to explore these health disparities and the distinct contribution of bias-based bullying.
This presentation will highlight findings from ongoing research examining mechanisms that link peer victimization to poor health as well as contextual risk and protective factors that shape the adjustment of bullied youth.
