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Liebenberg Linda
Professor
Dalhousie University
,
Executive Vice President
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5309-6745
电子邮件
LL367500
dal
ca
网站
https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.url?authorId=18836367500
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2005
2023
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指纹
深入其中 Liebenberg Linda 为活跃的研究主题。这些主题标签来自此人的成果。它们共同形成唯一的指纹。
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Psychology
Mental Health
100%
Adolescents
93%
Mixed Methods
76%
Mental Health Service
56%
Qualitative Study
36%
Supportive Relationship
30%
Positive Youth Development
30%
Psychometrics
30%
Exploratory Factor Analysis
28%
Factor Analysis
28%
Intention
26%
Multivariate Analysis of Variance
25%
Wellbeing
24%
Construct Validity
24%
Psychosocial Development
24%
Study Design
24%
Thematic Analysis
24%
Case Study
24%
Psychosocial Intervention
24%
Identity
24%
Delinquent Behavior
20%
Cultural Contexts
20%
Peer Relationships
18%
Lived Experience
18%
Marginalization
18%
Self-Report
16%
Semistructured Interview
16%
Self-Report Questionnaire
15%
Community Resources
14%
Systems Theory
14%
School Engagement
14%
Convergent Validity
14%
Disclosure
12%
Statistical Modeling
12%
Self-Exploration
12%
Boundary Crossing
12%
Research Implication
12%
Dependent Variable
12%
Social Participation
12%
Life Satisfaction
12%
Connectedness
12%
Recreation
12%
Children's Rights
12%
Prevention Program
12%
Neoliberalism
12%
Social Control
12%
Social Challenge
12%
Individual Asset
12%
Demographic Factor
12%
Quantitative Study
12%
Social Sciences
Canada
44%
Participatory Action Research
36%
Youth
34%
Research Project
30%
Scientific Methods
30%
Organization and Methods
30%
Social Ecology
30%
Social Exclusion
30%
Self-Report
30%
Construct Validity
24%
Practice Development
24%
Health Care Delivery
21%
Research Process
18%
Community Resilience
18%
Wellbeing
18%
Visual Method
18%
Thematic Analysis
18%
Quality of Service
16%
Psychosocial Development
16%
Mental Health
15%
Longitudinal Analysis
14%
New Zealand
14%
Consumers
14%
Youth Service
13%
Multivariate Analysis
12%
Photo-Elicitation
12%
Parent Role
12%
Visual image
12%
Social Workers
12%
Research Design
12%
Intention
12%
Case Study
12%
Connectedness
12%
Educational Management
12%
Neglect
12%
Civic Engagement
12%
Service Workers
12%
Liberalism
12%
Responsibilization
12%
Restructuring
12%
Drug Trafficking
12%
Identity
12%
Social Support
12%
Research Approach
12%
Ownership
12%
Criminal Justice System
12%
Health Research
12%
Social Adaptation
12%
Cultural Activities
12%
Caregiver
12%
Keyphrases
Resilience
65%
Youth Resilience
41%
Service Use
40%
Vulnerable Youth
36%
Child Resilience
36%
Resilience Index
24%
Social Ecology
24%
Quality of Service
19%
Multiple Services
19%
Risk Resilience
18%
Mixed Methods Research
16%
Mental Health
16%
Juvenile Justice
16%
CYRM-28
16%
Service Satisfaction
15%
Canadian Youth
15%
Contextual Risk Factors
15%
Resilience Model
14%
Service Experience
13%
School Engagement
13%
Completion Time
12%
Youth Transitions
12%
Healthcare Collaboration
12%
Policy Knowledge
12%
Boundary Crossing
12%
High-risk Youth
12%
Photovoice
12%
Juvenile Corrections
12%
Family Resilience
12%
Intergenerational Violence
12%
At-risk
12%
Service Provision
12%
Embedding Process
12%
Context Understanding
12%
Children's Rights
12%
Schooling Experiences
12%
Psychosocial Services
12%
Service Use Patterns
12%
Individual Risk Factors
12%
Mobility Resilience
12%
Micromobility
12%
Well-being
12%
Enabling Spaces
12%
African School
12%
Cultural Consultation
12%
Social Service Workers
12%
Responsibilization
12%
Iranian Youth
12%
Resilience Resources
12%
Family Living
12%
