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Piombo Andrea Marco

Author/Participant
Code: D05S013
Hall: 15 - Room 12 SA
Socio-emotional Development 2
Division 5: Education and School Psychology
Oral Session
Abstract: 2008 Presenter
ABILITY AND TRAIT EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS
Thursday 23 July 08:15
Code: 4135
Hall: 18 - Room 15 SA
AN ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH AND RESILIENCE: UNDERSTANDING INDIVIDUAL, PARENTAL, COMMUNITY-BASED, AND ONLINE INFLUENCES AND INTERVENTIONS
Division 6: Clinical and Community Psychology
Invited Symposium
Abstract: 4136
THE DIGITAL IDENTITY OF CHILDREN: PERSONAL, FAMILIAL, AND COMMUNITY DETERMINANTS IN THE ASSESSMENT OF RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES IN THE USE OF AI-BASED TECHNOLOGIES
Thursday 23 July 11:25
Code: P_D06S006
Hall: 33 - Room Poster 2
Poster Session 6 - Division 6
Division 6: Clinical and Community Psychology
Poster
Abstract: 1810
VULNERABLE NARCISSISM, SOCIAL MEDIA USE, AND SENSE OF COMMUNITY IN ADOLESCENTS: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF SELF-ESTEEM


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