The study is aimed at providing the development and initial validation of the Design My Future (DMF), which may be administered in career counseling and research activities to assess adolescents' future orientation and resilience.
Data which referred to friends, peer relationships in general (both positive and negative accounts), prosocial behaviour, other group orientation and resilience were also examined in detail using the constant comparison technique.
We foster "mastery" orientation, which allows resilience for harder tasks and leads to a real concrete sense of achievement, and an increase in self-esteem.
Study participants' emotional well being, resilience, ethnic identity and other group orientation, feelings of social inclusion and belonging will be measured using a survey instrument complemented by relevant data drawn from in-depth interviews, self reporting measures and participant observation.
The survey instrument was composed of previously validated measures, including emotional symptoms, peer problems and relationships, prosocial behaviour, other-group orientation, feelings of social inclusion and belonging and resilience.
As regards sexual orientation, significant differences were observed only in the spirituality factor of resilience.
Resilience was measured with a 13-item short version of the Life-Orientation-Scale by Antonovsky (sense-of-coherence, SOC) and a 10-item self-efficacy-scale (SWE) by Jerusalem and Schwarzer.
Radical collaboration corresponds to collaboration and generosity, the focus on human values matches learner empathy, craft clarity corresponds to problem orientation, embracing experimentation speaks to exploration and play, while being mindful of process and reflection and resilience, share many commonalities.
A total of 47.8% had experienced sexual orientation-based discrimination, but this seemed to be a source of both mental health problems and resilience.
Given the resilience of geometrical discrimination to inversion, this task may tap into the same properties that allow for aftereffects across orientations.
