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Children Self-Concept and Family Image in the Protective Context
No full textFrequently the negligence or maltreatment experiences requires an estrangement of children by their family contexts (Giordano C., Giannone F., 2005, Bastianoni P., 2000, Emiliani F., Bastianoni P., 1993). This research examine if and which relational conditions consents to begin again a normal development and to form a new self-concept in another protective context. Particularly it evaluate the change of family and self image during the permanently time in this context.
Sample is constituted by 38 children and adolescents guest in three “family house” of Palermo city.
In order to collect data are used: DSSVF; TRI, TMA. The tests are analyzed through the use of specific landing procedure of analysis provided by the authors.
Data analysis shows some interesting differences about family and self image links to age and stay time in this context
Dal bambino maltrattato all’adolescente a rischio: il ruolo dei fattori di sviluppo nel rischio di recidiva per minori autori di reato
No full textRisk factors related to the family environment and mental distress have been identified as risk factors for deviant behaviour and delinquency during adolescence. This paper, in particular, wants to highlight the specificity of adverse childhood experiences in a sample of young prisoners at the Minor Court of Palermo. In addition to the high presence of emotional neglect and psychological and physical abuse, in this sample there are high percentages of psychopathological symptoms, significantly related to an increased risk of recidivism. The data collected will be improve the studies on the subject but also offer interesting insights for the prevention and the management of juvenile delinquency in the psychoeducational, social and legal fields
First considerations on post processing kinematic GNSS data during a geophysical oceanographic cruise
Full text linkDifferential GNSS positioning on vessels is of considerable interest in various fields of application as navigation aids, precision positioning for geophysical surveys or sampling purposes especially when high resolution bathymetric surveys are conducted. However ship positioning must be considered a kinematic survey with all the associated problems. The possibility of using high-precision differential GNSS receivers in navigation is of increasing interest, also due to the very recent availability of low-cost differential receivers that may soon replace classic navigation ones based on the less accurate point positioning technique. The availability of greater plano-altimetric accuracy, however, requires an increasingly better understanding of planimetric and altimetric reference systems. In particular, the results allow preliminary considerations on the congruence between terrestrial reference systems (which the GNSS survey can easily refer to) and marine reference systems (connected to National Tidegauge Network). In spite of the fluctuations due to the physiological continuous variation of the ship's attitude, GNSS plot faithfully followed the trend of the tidal variations and highlighted the shifts between GNSS plot and the tide gauges due to the different materialization of the relative reference systems
Potential therapeutic applications of cannabinoids in gastrointestinal and liver diseases: Focus on Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol pharmacology
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Rapid building damage assesment using EROS B data: the case study of l'Aquila earthquake
No full textLinks between adverse childhood experiences, psychopathological symptoms and recidivism risk in juvenile delinquents
No full textResearch in the field of developmental psycho-criminology shows that conduct disorders and deviant behaviours are frequently associated with traumatic and adverse developmental experiences. Personality traits and psychopathological symptoms also increase the risk of criminality. However, the role of psychopathological symptoms in the relationship between adverse childhood experiences and offending has rarely been researched. The present study was designed to throw further light on these issues by analysing risk factors in a group of adolescents and young adults in a juvenile detention centre in southern Italy. Results support the idea that the accumulation of risk factors is a major factor in recidivism and highlight the key role played by the contexts and emotional environments in which children and adolescents grow up. They also underline the link between paternal antipathy and hostile behaviours and the potential impact of paternal antipathy and hostility on triggering delinquent trajectories. Our study’s main limitations are its small sample size and the absence of longitudinal measures. Nevertheless, combining detailed measures of a wide variety of factors with risk assessments drawn up by professionals who work with young offenders provided insights into the most suitable interventions for young delinquents. More precisely, because young offenders are victims of adverse childhood experiences as well as perpetrators of delinquent acts, interventions aimed at changing their life courses must adopt a global perspective that encompasses both their personal characteristics and their family circumstances, in order to provide an external environment conducive to non-recidivism
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