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Individual differences in referral for help for severe emotional difficulties in adolescence
Michelle Slone
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Yael Meir
, Ricardo Tarrasch
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Keyphrases
Self-esteem
100%
Emotional Difficulties
100%
Help-seeking
66%
Israeli Adolescents
66%
Self-other
66%
Psychological Costs
66%
Seeking Help
66%
Group Differences
33%
Possible Mechanisms
33%
Israeli Arabs
33%
Mental Health Care
33%
Emotional Distress
33%
Low Self-esteem
33%
Gender Differences
33%
Gender Groups
33%
Group Level
33%
Adolescent Population
33%
Incompetence
33%
Emotional Problems
33%
Informal Help
33%
General Preferences
33%
High Self-esteem
33%
Needs Assessment
33%
Assessment Approach
33%
Self-referral
33%
Jewish Israelis
33%
Cross-group
33%
Adolescent Self-esteem
33%
Formal Help
33%
Psychology
Individual Differences
100%
Adolescence
100%
Self-Esteem
66%
Group Difference
22%
Mental Health Service
11%
Emotional Distress
11%
Sex Differences
11%
Needs Assessment
11%
Influencing Factor
11%
Emotional Problem
11%