Lifelines and risks: pathways of youth in our time

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1995-12-01otherChoice Reviews Online996 citationsclosed

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Youth Education and Societal Dynamics Crime Patterns and Interventions Youth Development and Social Support

Abstract

Foreword Beverley D. Cairns, Robert B. Cairns 1. Lives in progress 2. Taking a long look 3. Growth and aggression 4. Stepping stones to violence: developmental roots 5. Social networks and the functions of friendships 6. Shadows of synchrony 7. The self and the other 8. Dropouts, throwouts, and runaways 9. Life and death 10. Risks and lifelines: the opportunities of a lifetime 11. The developmental perspective: puzzles and proposals 12. Extending lifelines: intervention and prevention Notes References.

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