
New study show that kids who live with half or step-siblings are more aggressive
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Posted by Diane Swanbrow-Michigan on February 8, 2016
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New study suggests that disadvantaged youth gain the most from mentoring
Thompson, R.B., Corsello, M., McReynolds, S., & Conklin-Powers,…

Chicago Teens And Combat Veterans Join Forces To Process Trauma
AUDIE CORNISH NPR
If you took a map of Chicago and…

Teens with lots of friends stay healthy longer
Posted by Thania Benios-UNC o
The more social ties people…

New study shows the lasting effects of childhood bullying
Many of us may recall an instance of being bullied when we…

Grit, John Henryism, and the hidden toll of promoting “character” over social justice
By Joan Brasher-Vanderbilt
Past research shows that black…

New research explores children’s peer group dynamics
Posted by Rachel Griess-Texas on January 5, 2016
The threat…

Study uncovers interesting differences in the interpersonal tone of school-based mentoring relationships
Pryce, J. M., & Keller, T. E. (2013). Interpersonal tone…

President Obama Declares January 2016 National Mentoring Month
Longstanding Public Awareness Campaign Encourages Americans…

How mentors can help youth flourish: Implications from positive psychology
Leach, C. J., Green, L. S., & Grant, A. M. (2014). Flourishing…


