Main trends in resilience and trauma recovery with children, adolescents and families. In: Gow, K., Celinski, M. (Eds.): Mass Trauma. Impact and Recovery Issues.

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angličtina
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Main trends in resilience and trauma recovery with children, adolescents and families. In: Gow, K., Celinski, M. (Eds.): Mass Trauma. Impact and Recovery Issues.
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Some of the concepts of resilience published to date have interpreted its meaning as the ability to adapt in the face of risk, but other authors point out that resilience does not always have to mean ?invulnerability?, and that it should be examined notonly as an individual quality and aptitude, but also as a developmental process involving personality, and interactions with social and situational variables, often necessitating risk-taking behaviors. Approaches focusing on the resilience of children and adolescents were introduced by the results of research implemented by Rutter, Ebata, Petersen, Conger, Moffit and Grotberg. With respect to children and adolescents, resilience is described with reference to studies by Newman, Werner, Werner, Smith, Masten, Davey, Eaker and Walters in comparison with some Czech authors such as Matějček, Dytrych, Břicháček, etcetera. Furthermore, a concept of family resilience, inspired among others by Hobfoll, Spielberger and Scanzoni, and developed es
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Publication year
2013
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