Titlebook: Handbook of Children and Youth Studies; Johanna Wyn,Helen Cahill,Hernan Cuervo Living reference work 20200th edition Childhood, youth and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-61160-5mes in an analysis of empirical examples drawn from school-based research, the chapter considers the embodiment of young women and men as contextually specific gender performances. Developing insights based on the perspective of young women and men themselves, a central feature of the chapter explor

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Reducing Corporal Punishment in Schoolsmobility and where one lives (or moves to) were physical manifestations of a “successful” transition to adulthood. Those who stayed “behind” were often perceived as unambitious. But this dualism belies the complex ways in which the relationship of these young people to their town developed during th

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Building Wellbeing for Belonging,t roles in young people’s lives to reach out and intervene. The teenage and early adult years are characterized by both the highest level of need for effective mental health care and the lowest level of service use. Many personal, interpersonal, and systems factors impact on help-seeking processes f

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