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International Journal of Adolescence and Youth

ISSN 0267-3843

3 papers in the library · 28 citations · publishing 2013-2026

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A quasi-experimental mixed methods study of self-esteem and sense of self in Peruvian primary school students who meditate

International Journal of Adolescence and Youth January 29, 2026 Lee Fergusson, Javier Ortiz Cabrejos, Anna Bonshek

Self-esteem and a strong sense of self are reliable predictors of health and longevity. Transcendental Meditation develops both self-esteem and an empowered sense of self. Our research program in Peru has focused on quantitative and qualitative variables in students, teachers, parents, orphans and carers, and other mostly indigenous people. However, it has yet to investigate self-esteem or...

DOI: 10.1080/02673843.2026.2623351 (opens in new tab) Sense electronics Multimethodology Sense of community Psychology of self +5

Reducing STEM test anxiety through classroom mindfulness training for lower secondary school children: a pilot study

International Journal of Adolescence and Youth August 4, 2023 Zamira Hyseni Duraku, Jon Konjufca, Linda Hoxha et al. 12 citations

Although mindfulness is effective in reducing anxiety, research on its impact on test anxiety among lower secondary school children in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM)-related disciplines is limited. Using a one-group pre – post-test research design, this pilot study evaluated the impact of classroom mindfulness meditation training on test anxiety in STEM-related...

Gender differences in dream socialisation in children and adolescents

International Journal of Adolescence and Youth February 27, 2013 Michael Schredl, Angela Buscher, Cornelia Haaß et al. 16 citations

Dream socialisation encompasses factors that might affect children's attitudes towards dreams or their dream recall frequencies directly; for example, by being asked about dreams by other persons or the sharing of dreams with others. The present study in 170 children/adolescents (age range 10–15 years) was designed to study whether dream socialisation might help to explain the well-documented...

DOI: 10.1080/02673843.2013.767211 (opens in new tab) Dream Developmental psychology Affect linguistics Socialization +2