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Dignity of Risk in Adolescent Development a neuropsychol ogical perspective
Wendy Heller
, Haley Skymba
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Psychology
Gender and Women's Studies
Biomedical and Translational Sciences
Center for Social & Behavioral Science
Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology
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Self-determination
100%
Adolescent Development
100%
Dignity of Risk
100%
Perceived Capability
66%
Environmental Factors
33%
Disability
33%
Social Factors
33%
Brain Development
33%
Young children with Disabilities
33%
Neural Circuits
33%
Risk-taking
33%
High Risk
33%
Psychiatric Disability
33%
Adolescent Needs
33%
Previous Experience
33%
New Learning
33%
Physical Disability
33%
Guardian
33%
Temporal Shift
33%
Socio-environmental Factors
33%
Emotional Functioning
33%
Cognitive-emotional
33%
Risk Determination
33%
Social-cultural Factors
33%
Adaptive Functioning
33%
Adoles-cents
33%
Psychology
Adolescents
100%
Adolescent Development
100%
Self-Determination
75%
Risk-Taking
25%