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Contents: A.C. Petersen, Foreword. Preface. L.J. Crockett, A.C. Crouter, Pathways Through Adolescence: An Overview. Part I:Developmental Trajectories in Adolescence.D. Huizinga, Developmental Sequences in Delinquency: Dynamic Typologies. R.B. Cairns, M-C. Leung, B.D. Cairns, Social Networks Over Time and Space in Adolescence. A. Caspi, Puberty and the Gender Organization of Schools: How Biology and Social Context Shape the Adolescent Experience. L.J. Crockett, Developmental Paths in Adolescence: Commentary. Part II:Risks From Within and Without: Resilience in Context.L.F. Winfield, The Knowledge Base on Resilience in African-American Adolescents. L.M. Burton, K.W. Allison, D. Obeidallah, Social Context and Adolescence: Perspectives on Development Among Inner-City African-American Teens. S.M. McHale, Lessons About Adolescent Development From the Study of African-American Youth: Commentary. Part III: Interrelations Among Social Contexts.B.B. Brown, B-H. Huang, Examining Parenting Practices in Different Peer Contexts: Implications for Adolescent Trajectories. P. Eckert, Trajectory and Forms of Institutional Participation. R.K. Silbereisen, How Parenting Styles and Crowd Contexts Interact in Actualizing Potentials for Development: Commentary. Part IV: Approaches to Intervention.S.A. Small, Enhancing Contexts of Adolescent Development: The Role of Community-Based Action Research. A.T. Ebata, Community-Based Action Research and Adolescent Development: Commentary. Part V:Future Directions.L. Steinberg, Commentary: On Developmental Pathways and Social Contexts in Adolescence.
Contents: A.C. Petersen, Foreword. Preface. L.J. Crockett, A.C. Crouter, Pathways Through Adolescence: An Overview. Part I:Developmental Trajectories in Adolescence.D. Huizinga, Developmental Sequences in Delinquency: Dynamic Typologies. R.B. Cairns, M-C. Leung, B.D. Cairns, Social Networks Over Time and Space in Adolescence. A. Caspi, Puberty and the Gender Organization of Schools: How Biology and Social Context Shape the Adolescent Experience. L.J. Crockett, Developmental Paths in Adolescence: Commentary. Part II:Risks From Within and Without: Resilience in Context.L.F. Winfield, The Knowledge Base on Resilience in African-American Adolescents. L.M. Burton, K.W. Allison, D. Obeidallah, Social Context and Adolescence: Perspectives on Development Among Inner-City African-American Teens. S.M. McHale, Lessons About Adolescent Development From the Study of African-American Youth: Commentary. Part III: Interrelations Among Social Contexts.B.B. Brown, B-H. Huang, Examining Parenting Practices in Different Peer Contexts: Implications for Adolescent Trajectories. P. Eckert, Trajectory and Forms of Institutional Participation. R.K. Silbereisen, How Parenting Styles and Crowd Contexts Interact in Actualizing Potentials for Development: Commentary. Part IV: Approaches to Intervention.S.A. Small, Enhancing Contexts of Adolescent Development: The Role of Community-Based Action Research. A.T. Ebata, Community-Based Action Research and Adolescent Development: Commentary. Part V:Future Directions.L. Steinberg, Commentary: On Developmental Pathways and Social Contexts in Adolescence.
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