The complex interplay between relationship, identity and behaviour in young people (12-18 years) : a psycho-spiritual approach

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Jenkins, Joan Elizabeth

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2008-11

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Relationships , Identity , Behaviour , Self–esteem , Integrate , Spiritual , Psychological , Development , Personhood , Young people (11-18 yrs)

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Young people are currently affected in the realm of self-esteem, identity development and relational behaviour amidst advancing technology. There is the need for research in this area. Obstacles include fragmented homes, distance job–location and back-log parental education. There is the need for spiritual direction and for the formation of Christian spiritual principles. This is evident in the attraction of young people to cults and the influences of the New Age. The study will explore the complexity of relationships, identity and behaviour in young people. The empirical research will be obtained with permission from a school in the Eastern Cape; the focus group of this study is ages 11 – 18 years. The aim of this study will be to explore interventions which can help facilitate better personal, family and peer relationships in adolescents. The aim will further be to help bring about better integration in their personalities, relationships and communication.

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Jenkins, Joan Elizabeth (2008) The complex interplay between relationship, identity and behaviour in young people (12-18 years) : a psycho-spiritual approach, University of South Africa, Pretoria, <http://hdl.handle.net/10500/3150>

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