A
absuma 142
academic performance 106
active citizenship 177
Act With Her 155
Add Health 123
adolescence
see
Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence (GAGE)
;
Global Early Adolescent Study (GEAS)
adult health 165
adult in law 101
advantaged families 47
Agincourt Health and Socio-Demographic Surveillance System (HDSS) 71
Alkire, S. 140
Annie E. Casey Foundation 170
anti-social behaviour 198
anxiety-related disorders 153
aspirations 173
authoritarian attitudes 94
B
Baby Friendly Initiative 176
Bacolod, M.P. 47
Baird, S. 145
Bandar Lampung, Indonesia 116
Bayesian Information Criterion (BIC) 73
Belgium 116
Bell, R. 12
biological changes 137
biomarkers 106
birthday cards 92
Black 91
books 95
Bootstrap likelihood ratio (BLRT) 73
Bradbury, B. 175
Bradshaw, J. 171
breastfeeding 176
British Household Panel Survey 171
Bronfenbrenner, U 12
Burk, L.R. 195
Butler, Judith 28
C
Cambodia 26
Canada 175
Cape Town, South Africa 116
Catholics 200
changing environments 103
Chiang Mai, Thailand 91
Child and Youth Well-being Index 169
Children and Young People’s Well-being Monitor 169
Children’s Society 172
Chile 116
China 91
Cialdini, R.B. 195
civic participation 43
civil society representatives 144
conflict-affected contexts 141
Cox’s Bazar 150
Creating a Future Together 119
Creole 198
cross-comparative studies 243
Cuenca, Ecuador 116
Cummins, R. 170
Cyprus 101
D
Dakar 43
Danish Youth Survey 172
Delhey, J. 168
Dendir, S. 47
Deneulin, S 140
Denspar, Indonesia 116
discrimination 25
dominant discourse 29
Dominican Republic 26
drug use
see
substance use
Duncan, S.C. 195
Durham, N. Carolina, US 91
E
early adolescence
see
Global Early Adolescent Study (GEAS)
early life transitions
see
transitions, life events
Ecuador 116
Elek, E. 195
El Salvador 26
environmental forces 121
environment and alcohol 194
equal and equitable society 25
ethical considerations 235
events
see
life events
Every Child Matters 170
expected behaviours 33
F
face-to-face interviews 142
‘family honour’ 153
Fattore, T. 171
female breadwinner 36
female caregivers 136
feminist theory 27
Few of My Favourite Things, A 143
Flanders, Belgium 116
Fleming, P. J. 122
forced sex 70
France 171
G
Gabos, A. 171
gang violence 38
General Education Quality Programme 49
genetic risks 194
genetic traits 46
Get Up Speak Out! 119
girls 14 , 26 –27 , 71 , 120 , 124 , 135 , 138 , 141 , 145 , 152
and emotional distress 153
and self-esteem 122
Global Longitudinal Research Initiative (GLORI) 234
Greece 172
grounded theory 27
Growing Up GREAT! 116
H
Haberland, N.A. 122
harmonization 243
Hart, R. 167
Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) 170
Hicks, S. 168
higher education 45
high-income settings 122
holistic approach 169
homicide 126
host populations 150
Howieson, C. 173
Huebner, E.S. 170
I
identity development 32
ignorance 168
impact evaluations 157
INDEPTH 243
Indonesia 116
information, access to 153
infrastructure 136
insecure lives 97
Institute for Fiscal Studies 233
Institute for Women and Ethnic Studies 119
Institutional Review Board 72
internet connectivity 152
Italy 91
J
Jinan, China 91
John Hopkins University 128
Joint Health Project (JCHP) 193
K
Kids Count 169
Kisuma, Kenya 91
Kopasz, M. 171
Kroll, C. 168
L
Ladder of Participation 167
Lau, A. 170
Lebanon 123
legally responsible 107
literacy 48
Lithuania 177
Living Standards Measurement Surveys (LSMS) 243
Local Index of Child Well-being 169
Longitudinal Survey of Children 171
lower-ability children 58
Luo 91
M
magnetic resonance imaging 106
Malawi 116
male dominance 124
Manila, Philippines 91
Marmot, M. 12
McCay, R. 195
McGue, M. 195
Medellin, Colombia 91
Mednick, S 196
Mihálik, J 172
Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) 43
Moore, K.A. 170
MRI 106
Mrug, S. 195
Multi-Dimensional Life Satisfaction Scale 170
multidimensional perspective 140
Multigenerational Family Study 193
Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys 105
multivariate logistic model 53
Muz, J. 150
MYWEB project 180
N
Naples, Italy 91
National Institutes of Health (US) 239
National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health 122
National Longitudinal Survey of Youth (US) 105
National Set of Child Well-being Indicators 169
National Survey of Children’s Health 170
nested experimental 136
nested impact evaluations 141
NICE (UK) 176
Nigeria 44
numeracy 48
Nussbaum, M. 140
nutrition and growth 123
O
objective measures 168
objects/possessions 143
Oxford University 123
P
Pathfinder International 154
Perrine, M.W. 195
Personal Well-being Index 170
Peru 123
physical abuse 72
political attitudes 172
polygamous families 35
Portugal 172
post-secondary education 64
Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) 175
psychopathology 106
public investment 48
Q
quasi-experimental evaluations 136
R
Ranjan, P. 47
rape 32
recruitment 91
Rees, G. 172
reproductive development 116
reproductive healthcare 25
reproductive rights 125
research questions 126
resources, lack of 95
retention rates 127
retirement 177
Rohingya refugees 150
rural 71
Rutgers, Netherlands 119
S
safeguards 127
Sao Paul, Brazil 116
Save the Children 116
scholarships 95
Schulsinger, F. 196
secondary effects 46
Semarang, Indonesia 116
sexual violence 126
Shangaan language 71
Shaw, C. 167
Slovakia 172
social assets 140
social drivers 124
Social Support Network 143
Socio-Economic Panel 171
South America 115
standardized tests 95
standards of living 170
support packages 136
Survey of Children and Youth 171
Survey of Income and Living Conditions 179
Sustainable Development Goal 1 93
Sustainable Development Goal 8 166
Switzerland 171
symbolic interactionism 169
T
target programmes 126
Teen Aspirations 119
Tellus survey 170
Thailand 91
Thomas theorem 168
Togo 26
torture 98
Toth, M. 171
trafficking 98
transgression 26
Trollhättan/Vänersborg, Sweden 91
tuition fees 48
‘Two Axes’ method 183
types of lives 140
U
Uganda 26
UK Data Archive 49
Understanding Society 171
uniforms 95
United Nations Population Fund 115
University of North Carolina 72
unprotected sex 85
V
values 172
Venables, P. 197
W
Wales 169
Western societies 90
Woldehanna, T. 58
World Bank 154
World Education Forum 43
Y
Yu, J. 195
Z
Zarqa, Jordan 91