Liberty: Thriving and Civic Engagement Among America's YouthSAGE Publications, 10 ก.พ. 2004 - 232 หน้า Liberty: Thriving and Civic Engagement Among America's Youth examines what it means to develop as an exemplary young person - that is, a young person who is thriving within the community and on the rise to a hopeful future. The book explores several key characteristics of positive youth development such as competence, character, confidence, social connections, and compassion that coalesce to create a young person who is developing successfully towards an "ideal" adulthood, one marked by contributions to self, others, and the institutions of civil society. In this unique work, author Richard M. Lerner brings his formidable knowledge of developmental systems theory and facts on youth development to analyze the meaning of a thriving civil society and its relationship to the potential of youth for self-actualization and positive development. |
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... institutions of society and culture that are constituted by both cultural institutions , such as schools and religious institutions , and conceptual or ideological institutions , such as the values that exist in a society regarding the ...
... institutions of society and culture that are constituted by both cultural institutions , such as schools and religious institutions , and conceptual or ideological institutions , such as the values that exist in a society regarding the ...
หน้า 105
... institutions ) . While the structure of individual ← → context relations ( of developmental regulations ) remain invariant ( e.g. , involving bidirectionality and relative plasticity ) , the com- ponents of the individual ...
... institutions ) . While the structure of individual ← → context relations ( of developmental regulations ) remain invariant ( e.g. , involving bidirectionality and relative plasticity ) , the com- ponents of the individual ...
หน้า 149
... institutions of civil society— to construct the ecological " space " for individual citizens to promote in their communities institutions of social justice , equity , and democracy ; and therefore that 3. It is critical to align public ...
... institutions of civil society— to construct the ecological " space " for individual citizens to promote in their communities institutions of social justice , equity , and democracy ; and therefore that 3. It is critical to align public ...
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Ideals and Human Development | 1 |
Evolution and the Emergence of Liberty | 27 |
Social Relationships and Human Development | 43 |
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