Problematic Internet use is a major health issue among adolescents, underscoring the need for further research on the variables related to this dysfunctional usage pattern. This study examined the predictive capacity of four indicators of psychosocia...
Child marriage remains a major threat to adolescent girls’ health, development, and rights worldwide. Despite decades of progress, recent policy backsliding and sociopolitical instability have created new risks, with examples from Iraq, Afghani...
Service-learning has emerged as a promising pedagogical approach to address social challenges while fostering students’ academic, socioemotional, and civic development. Despite the growing body of literature, there is a lack of systematic revie...
The present study proposes to identify information from health, educational and sports science studies that used Bronfenbrenner’s theory of human development to verify the complex relationship between factors associated with physical activity (...
Cooperative learning, a pedagogical approach emphasizing structured collaboration and mutual responsibility, has been associated with academic and social benefits, yet its influence on adolescents’ prosocial and antisocial behaviors remains und...
Social media addiction (SMA) and social phobia (SP) are significant adolescent mental health concerns. In Saudi Arabia, despite high social media penetration, the association between these two constructs remains under-researched, particularly in the...
(1) Background: School-based mental health interventions represent a promising approach to address the substantial treatment gap affecting adolescents, with only 20% of youth with diagnosable mental health conditions receiving adequate care. (2) Meth...
The transition from secondary to post-secondary levels has been seen as challenging and significant among adolescents, in particular adolescents with disabilities (ADWs). Given the increasing trend of students with disabilities pursuing higher educat...
Problematic weight control behaviors during adolescence are associated with an increased risk of chronic obesity. Understanding how adolescents with obesity respond to body-related visual cues may offer insights into underlying motivational deficits....
Background: Temporomandibular disorders (TMDs) are the most common source of non-dental orofacial pain, with peak prevalence during adolescence and young adulthood—the same age group when orthodontic treatment is typically initiated. Although o...
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