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  Popularity as a moderator of peer selection and socialization of adolescent alcohol, marijuana, and tobacco use.Mathys, Cécile  ; ; in Journal of Research on Adolescence (in press), 23 Validation d’une mesure de climat de groupe chez des adolescentes en centre jeunesse : Le vécu éducatif partagé au travers de trois dimensions essentiellesMathys, Cécile ; ; in European Review of Applied Psychology = Revue Européenne de Psychologie Appliquée (2013), 63 Deviancy training process and normative training process in experimental groups of delinquent male adolescents.Mathys, Cécile ; ; et alin Aggressive Behavior (2012), 39 L’impro un projet de réadaptation pour des jeunes en difficulté ? Détails d’une expérience pilote en partenariat avec les services privés et publicsDecocq, Mélanie ; ; Mathys, Cécile et alin Journal du Droit des Jeunes (2012), 312  Experimental design to exploring the potential iatrogenic effects in interventions with delinquent adolescentsMathys, Cécile ; Born, Michel Conference (2010, September) Detailed reference viewed: 45 (9 ULg)Peer contagion in three groups of adolescents: What is the role of prosocial peersMathys, Cécile ; Born, Michel Conference (2010, May) Detailed reference viewed: 30 (9 ULg)Is political engangement rooted in familial or social participation?Born, Michel ; Mathys, Cécile ; Waxweiler, Charline Conference (2010, May) Detailed reference viewed: 22 (8 ULg)Comparing deviancy training in three groups of adolescents : qualitative and quantitative dataMathys, Cécile ; ; Poster (2010, March) Detailed reference viewed: 13 (3 ULg)Intervention in juvenile delinquency : Danger of iatrogenic effects?Mathys, Cécile ; Born, Michel in Children & Youth Services Review (2009), 31 The present article reviews the literature on juvenile delinquency intervention programs with a special focus on the iatrogenic effects of such programs. Indeed, the greater the number of adolescents with ... [more ▼] The present article reviews the literature on juvenile delinquency intervention programs with a special focus on the iatrogenic effects of such programs. Indeed, the greater the number of adolescents with the same type of problems who are grouped in the same place, the higher the likelihood that their undesirable behavioural patterns will be reinforced. We also provide evidence for a number of factors that can prevent this deviant peer contagion effect and therefore optimise the prevention or treatment measures carried out in consequence of juvenile court decisions. The most beneficial measures in juvenile delinquency matters appear to be the ones that are centred on the youths' pre-trail environments and which do not require placement in detention facilities. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 143 (25 ULg)
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