In What Ways Do Psychological Affect Children And Teenagers?

Keyphrases

• Teenagers 100%
• Psychologists 100%
• Psychological Affect 100%
• Puberty 28%
• Physical Development 21%
• Social Sciences 14%
• Emotional State 14%
• Neuroscience 14%
• Mental Processes 14%
• Pubertal Changes 14%
• Adolescent Development 14%
• Preadolescence 14%
• Age of Majority 14%
• Adult Roles 14%
• Brain Structure 14%
• Adulthood 14%
• Teenage Years 14%
• Law 7%
• Legal Definition 7%
• Human Activities 7%
• Academic Discipline 7%
• Latin Language 7%
• Physiological Processes 7%
• Video Games 7%
• Emotional Blunting 7%
• Vocalization 7%
• Linguistic Attitudes 7%
• Facial Expression 7%
• Computer Science 7%
• Sociolinguistics 7%
• Affective Flattening 7%
• Human Being 7%
• Caregivers 7%
• Social Behavior 7%
• Unemployment 7%
• Mental Health Problems 7%
• Subjective Experience 7%
• Emergent Properties 7%
• Clinical Psychologists 7%
• Mind Sciences 7%
• Counselling Psychologists 7%
• Psychological Resilience 7%
• Behavioral Scientists 7%
• Unconscious Mind 7%
• Sports Health 7%
• Biological Processes 7%
• Industrial Setting 7%
• School Setting 7%
• Therapeutic Role 7%
• Greek Letters 7%
• Psychosocial Variables 7%
• Cognitive Function 7%
• Cognitive Behavior 7%
• Professional Practitioners 7%
• Aging 7%
• Symbolic Interpretation 7%
• Forensic 7%
• Brain Function 7%
• Mental Functions 7%
• Medical School 7%
• Social Psychology 7%
• Clinical Counseling 7%
• Psychological Knowledge 7%
• Emotional Intelligence 7%
• Academic Setting 7%
• Social Cognitive 7%
• Science of Psychology 7%
• Motivation 7%
• Human Development 7%
• Cognitive Scientists 7%
• Perception & Cognition 7%
• Individual Behaviour 7%
• Biological Changes 7%
• Interdisciplinary Collaboration 7%
• Legal Adulthood 7%
• Puberty Onset 7%
• Armed Forces 7%
• Clan 7%
• Living Circumstances 7%
• Authority Figure 7%
• Culture Conditions 7%
• Relations with Parents 7%
• Cognitive Development 7%
• Sixties 7%
• Sex Organs 7%
• Group Membership 7%
• Psychological Development 7%
• Biobehavioral 7%
• Male Development 7%
• Nation-state 7%
• Anthropology 7%
• Education Level 7%
• Pubertal Status 7%
• Behavioral Health 7%
• Social Roles 7%
• Social Relationships 7%
• Alcohol Drinking 7%
• Education Training 7%
• Organ Mass 7%
• Tobacco Products 7%
• Major Change 7%
• Developmental Period 7%
• Sexual Relations 7%
• Brain Organization 7%
• Developmental Phases 7%
• Social Conditions 7%
• Physical Expression 7%
• Legal Guardian 7%
• Muscle Mass 7%
• Mass Change 7%
• Social-Behavioral 7%
• Affective Displays 7%
• Correlational Relationships 7%
• Behavioral Sciences 7%
• Behavioral Processes 7%
• Family Resilience 7%
• Mental Behavior 7%
• Clinical Schools 7%
• Natural Sciences 7%
• Causal Relationship 7%
• Organizational Setting 7%
• Multiple Transitions 7%
• Across Cultures 7%
• Romantic Partners 7%
• Nations Culture 7%
• Cultural Expression 7%
• School Structure 7%

Psychology

• Mental Process 100%
• Neuroscience 100%
• Adolescent Development 100%
• Adolescents 50%
• Interpersonal Relationship 50%
• Mental Health 50%
• Psychological Resilience 50%
• Social Psychology 50%
• Cognitive Function 50%
• Unconscious Mind 50%
• Practitioners 50%
• Biological Change 50%
• Authority Figure 50%
• Alcohol Abuse 50%
• Facial Expression 50%
• Cognitive Development 50%
• Group Membership 50%
• Caregiver 50%
• Human Development 50%

INIS

• children 100%
• psychology 77%
• education 44%
• legal aspects 44%
• brain 44%
• schools 33%
• adults 33%
• humans 33%
• adolescents 33%
• psychological behavior 22%
• growth 22%
• universities 11%
• comparative evaluations 11%
• information 11%
• levels 11%
• vehicles 11%
• range 11%
• males 11%
• spheres 11%
• computers 11%
• weight 11%
• birth 11%
• reduction 11%
• employment 11%
• attitudes 11%
• contracts 11%
• biology 11%
• assessments 11%
• females 11%
• hospitals 11%
• sex 11%
• unemployment 11%
• aging 11%
• muscles 11%
• sociology 11%
• height 11%
• alcohols 11%
• tobacco products 11%
• anthropology 11%
• accountability 11%
• organs 11%
• workers 11%