Adolescent attributes contributing to the imposter phenomenon

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A study aims to extend previous Imposter Phenomenon (IP) adolescent research and to ascertain the best predictors of high IP scores based on the variables of gender, global self-worth, social support, and self-concept. Findings indicate gender differences in correlations between IP and Parent Support, Classmate Support, and Teacher Support.

United States, Social networks, Self-perception, Self perception, Social support

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Development and validation of a depression scale for Asian adolescents

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Items covering both core and culture-specific facets of depression are generated based on literature review and clinical experience. They are modified following focus group discussions with depressed adolescents and adolescents in the community.

Psychological aspects, Risk factors, Asians, Depression in adolescence, Adolescent depression

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