Mapping patterns of perceptions: A community-based approach to cultural competence assessment

Article Abstract:

A different method to conceptualize and assess cultural competence in four children's mental health systems for cares communities from family and professional perspectives are discussed. There is a lot of promise for concept mapping and for contextually conceptualizing and assessing cultural competence.

Care and treatment, Usage, Child mental health, Concept mapping

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Social skills training with youth in school settins: a review

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This article presents research on social skills training, focusing on preadolescent and adolescent subjects, and includes terminology and methods used. Findings are positive or mixed, and future research applications are discussed.

Psychological aspects, Training, Teenagers, Youth, Social skills, Social skills in children, Children's social skills

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