The Relationship Between Emerging Adults and their Parents as PYD Promotive Factor in Brazil

Dutra-Thomé, Luciana; Ponciano, Edna Lúcia Tinoco

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“…Further, research has highlighted the significance and deliberateness of using the 5Cs model through activities to encourage youth contribution. In such instances, sports have been explored to promote the strength and contribution of youth with evidence in increasing social competence, confidence, connection, self-efficacy, and character [74][75][76]. Also, Wong et al [77], in a study among 180 youth using a randomized controlled trial design, found that youth can personally develop themselves through engagement and contribution to leadership programmes.…”

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Demographics and Five Cs of PYD as Predictors of the Domains of Contribution among Youth in Nigeria

Olurin

2024

Youth

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In recent times, research has focused on positive youth development (PYD) amidst the deficits of youth. However, little is known about PYD and its potential to predict social engagement. Thus, this study aimed to examine the presence of the 5Cs of PYD (competence, confidence, connection, character, and caring) and its difference in gender and prediction to contribution, specifically social engagement among family, peers, schools, and community. The sample size consisted of Nigerian youth in University (N = 394, Mage = 18.42, SD = 1.02). The PYD framework served as the theoretical perspective underpinning the study. Questionnaires were administered using the 5Cs model of PYD and contribution items. Data were analysed for descriptive, correlations, and hierarchical regression to examine the predictors of contribution while controlling for demographics. The results showed greater scores in competence, connection, and character for women. Competence and connection (β = 0.56, p < 0.05) specifically had significantly independent associations with community volunteerism. While the findings highlight the Cs experienced and predictive values among each variable in the Nigerian context, future research could consider how each domain of the 5Cs holistically promotes contribution equally in males and females among diverse Nigerian youth. The research has implications for research, policy, and practice.

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Section: Empirical Evidence Of Pyd Demographics and Contributionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Demographics and Five Cs of PYD as Predictors of the Domains of Contribution among Youth in Nigeria

Olurin

2024

Youth

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Psychoeducational Practices: Self-Awareness and Empowerment During the COVID-19 Pandemic Among Brazilian College Students

Ponciano

2023

Psychology and Covid-19 in the Americas

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The Relationship Between Emerging Adults and their Parents as PYD Promotive Factor in Brazil

Cited by 2 publications

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Demographics and Five Cs of PYD as Predictors of the Domains of Contribution among Youth in Nigeria

Demographics and Five Cs of PYD as Predictors of the Domains of Contribution among Youth in Nigeria

Psychoeducational Practices: Self-Awareness and Empowerment During the COVID-19 Pandemic Among Brazilian College Students

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