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Youth and family

Explore the Centre’s research projects youth and family.

2020

  • The impact of therapeutic community rehabilitation for Māori men

2019

  • From whānau to akomanga: How to use reminiscing in the classroom to improve children's development
  • Ethnic identity exploration among young South Asian immigrants in New Zealand
  • Promoting resilience through social identity in adolescents

2016

  • Bullying among New Zealand youth
  • Stress and coping techniques in Chinese and New Zealand youth
  • The Influence of family on Muslim youth in New Zealand and the U.K.

2012

  • Relationships of Parents' Theories of Intelligence With Children's Persistence/Learned Helplessness: A Cross-Cultural Comparison

2011

  • Cultural differences in Chinese American and European American children’s drawing skills over time
  • Effectiveness of a School-Based Indicated Early Intervention Program for Māori and Pacific Adolescents
  • Identity, Acculturation and Adaptation in Muslim Youth
  • Youth 2000 Project

2010

  • Youth Voices, Youth Choices

2009

  • Community activity participation: a path to youth wellbeing
  • Pathways to Positive Development for Muslim Youth in New Zealand
  • Samoan Youth: Identity, Adaptation & Acculturation
  • Settling In: Parent-adolescent family dynamics in the acculturation process

2008

  • International Comparative Study of Ethno-Cultural Youth (ICSEY)
  • The Experiences of Migrant Youth: a Generational Analysis

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