Elizabeth K Anthony
Biographic Data
| ID | 154559 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elizabeth K Anthony |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elizabeth K |
| FAMILY NAME | Anthony |
| SIGNATURE | ANTHONY E K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Arizona State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 117 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
“Love. Stability. Boundaries.” Kinship perspectives of social-emotional well-being of youth residing in out-of-home care
How am I doing?” narratives of youth living in congregate care on their social-emotional well-being
Social-emotional well-being among youth living in out-of-home care
Underage Drinking Diversion
Substance misuse among young adults is associated with serious safety and risk factors that can lead to harmful consequences. Little is known about the heterogeneity among emerging adults (EAs) entering substance-abuse-focused diversion programs and the impact of characteristics on clinical decision making. In consideration of the developmental period of emerging adulthood, this study used latent class analysis and path modeling to determine part…
Frameworks for African-centered youth development
Several African-centered theoretical models have been developed to conceptualize the process of healthy development among members of the African-American community. Within prevention-based research, African-centered perspectives are not often utilized as the basis of prevention efforts for African-American youth populations. However, given the distinct experiences of African-American youths, the purpose of this article is to critically compare th…
Measuring well-being among children and adolescents in the public behavioral health system
Finding their Way
Examining the Interaction of Daily Hassles Across Ecological Domains on Substance Use and Delinquency Among Low-Income Adolescents of Color
The increased risk for substance use and delinquency among adolescents of color has been partially attributed to increased exposure to daily hassles. Although a certain number of hassles are normative, especially among family and peers, adolescents of color experience more stressors in their neighborhood or directly related to fewer resources than their White counterparts. These hassles may interact across ecological systems to impact behavioral …
Trends in Adolescent Development Impacting Practice
Changes in the mechanisms of communication and advances in brain imaging technology shape understanding and interpretation of the manner in which adolescents process and respond to information and relate to others. Knowledge about how trends in adolescent development should inform practice with adolescents is limited, and yet emerging trends and new discoveries have implications for adolescent relationships, behavior, and well-being. Our purpose …
Ecology of Youth Collective Socialization
Collective socialization (CS) is a set of neighborhood social processes that can act as a protective or risk factor for youths. CS can create trust and social cohesion reflecting the positive attributes of a neighborhood. Research emphasizes CS as a neighborhood influence, but other theoretical models suggest that CS simultaneously exists within other aspects of the social ecology as it works through the peer group and school components to influe…
Transactional stress and anxiety control beliefs among low-income early adolescents
A latent class analysis of resilient development among early adolescents living in public housing
Reducing child poverty by promoting child well-being
I am the face of success’
Child welfare systems have struggled to create innovative, culturally sensitive programmes to address the multiple and pervasive barriers that exist in engaging child welfare parent clients in their service plans. Peer mentor programmes—those in which parents who have successfully navigated the child welfare system and reunified with their children, mentor parents newly entering the system—are designed to address some of these barriers, to improv…
Early detection of prenatal substance exposure and the role of child welfare
Coming back home
Re-entering foster care
Development of a Risk and Resilience-Based Out-of-School Time Program for Children and Youths
Out-of-school time (OST) programs offer a unique opportunity to provide educational supports to high-risk children and youths.The authors describe the utility of applying principles of risk and resilience to the development and evaluation of an OST program. Academic outcomes among participants at the Bridge Project, an OST program located in three urban public housing communities, are presented to illustrate a risk and resilience approach to serv…
Assessing Child and Youth Weil-Being
The measurement of child well-being has become increasingly important in child welfare practice in the past ten years with the federal emphasis on measuring positive outcomes for children and families. Practical and methodological barriers to evaluating well-being exist alongside positive developments in the field. This article reviews the research literature related to child and youth well-being, providing a context for the discussion of measure…
Cluster Profiles of Youths Living in Urban Poverty
Journal Article Cluster Profiles of Youths Living in Urban Poverty: Factors Affecting Risk and Resilience Get access Elizabeth K. Anthony, PhD Elizabeth K. Anthony, PhD postdoctoral fellow School of Social Welfare, University of California, Berkeley, 120 Haviland Hall #7400, Berkeley, CA 94720-7400; e-mail: [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Work Research, Volume 32, Issue 1, Marc…
The Role of an Intermediary Organization in Promoting Research in Schools of Social Work
The multifaceted role of research in social work education and practice requires innovation to respond to the broader mission of the university and the needs of the community. Building research capacity and supporting infrastructure for research thus demands new approaches to effective collaboration between stakeholders. Intermediary organizations such as the Bay Area Social Services Consortium (BASSC) respond to the directive to bridge research …
Youth perceptions of neighborhood hassles and resources
Re-entering foster care
I am the face of success’
Child welfare systems have struggled to create innovative, culturally sensitive programmes to address the multiple and pervasive barriers that exist in engaging child welfare parent clients in their service plans. Peer mentor programmes—those in which parents who have successfully navigated the child welfare system and reunified with their children, mentor parents newly entering the system—are designed to address some of these barriers, to improv…
Cluster Profiles of Youths Living in Urban Poverty
Journal Article Cluster Profiles of Youths Living in Urban Poverty: Factors Affecting Risk and Resilience Get access Elizabeth K. Anthony, PhD Elizabeth K. Anthony, PhD postdoctoral fellow School of Social Welfare, University of California, Berkeley, 120 Haviland Hall #7400, Berkeley, CA 94720-7400; e-mail: [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Work Research, Volume 32, Issue 1, Marc…
Development of a Risk and Resilience-Based Out-of-School Time Program for Children and Youths
Out-of-school time (OST) programs offer a unique opportunity to provide educational supports to high-risk children and youths.The authors describe the utility of applying principles of risk and resilience to the development and evaluation of an OST program. Academic outcomes among participants at the Bridge Project, an OST program located in three urban public housing communities, are presented to illustrate a risk and resilience approach to serv…
The Role of an Intermediary Organization in Promoting Research in Schools of Social Work
The multifaceted role of research in social work education and practice requires innovation to respond to the broader mission of the university and the needs of the community. Building research capacity and supporting infrastructure for research thus demands new approaches to effective collaboration between stakeholders. Intermediary organizations such as the Bay Area Social Services Consortium (BASSC) respond to the directive to bridge research …
Frameworks for African-centered youth development
Several African-centered theoretical models have been developed to conceptualize the process of healthy development among members of the African-American community. Within prevention-based research, African-centered perspectives are not often utilized as the basis of prevention efforts for African-American youth populations. However, given the distinct experiences of African-American youths, the purpose of this article is to critically compare th…
Finding their Way
Youth perceptions of neighborhood hassles and resources
How am I doing?” narratives of youth living in congregate care on their social-emotional well-being
A latent class analysis of resilient development among early adolescents living in public housing
Reducing child poverty by promoting child well-being
Measuring well-being among children and adolescents in the public behavioral health system
Examining the Interaction of Daily Hassles Across Ecological Domains on Substance Use and Delinquency Among Low-Income Adolescents of Color
The increased risk for substance use and delinquency among adolescents of color has been partially attributed to increased exposure to daily hassles. Although a certain number of hassles are normative, especially among family and peers, adolescents of color experience more stressors in their neighborhood or directly related to fewer resources than their White counterparts. These hassles may interact across ecological systems to impact behavioral …
Early detection of prenatal substance exposure and the role of child welfare
Coming back home
Social-emotional well-being among youth living in out-of-home care
Trends in Adolescent Development Impacting Practice
Changes in the mechanisms of communication and advances in brain imaging technology shape understanding and interpretation of the manner in which adolescents process and respond to information and relate to others. Knowledge about how trends in adolescent development should inform practice with adolescents is limited, and yet emerging trends and new discoveries have implications for adolescent relationships, behavior, and well-being. Our purpose …
Ecology of Youth Collective Socialization
Collective socialization (CS) is a set of neighborhood social processes that can act as a protective or risk factor for youths. CS can create trust and social cohesion reflecting the positive attributes of a neighborhood. Research emphasizes CS as a neighborhood influence, but other theoretical models suggest that CS simultaneously exists within other aspects of the social ecology as it works through the peer group and school components to influe…
Assessing Child and Youth Weil-Being
The measurement of child well-being has become increasingly important in child welfare practice in the past ten years with the federal emphasis on measuring positive outcomes for children and families. Practical and methodological barriers to evaluating well-being exist alongside positive developments in the field. This article reviews the research literature related to child and youth well-being, providing a context for the discussion of measure…
Cluster Profiles of Youths Living in Urban Poverty
Journal Article Cluster Profiles of Youths Living in Urban Poverty: Factors Affecting Risk and Resilience Get access Elizabeth K. Anthony, PhD Elizabeth K. Anthony, PhD postdoctoral fellow School of Social Welfare, University of California, Berkeley, 120 Haviland Hall #7400, Berkeley, CA 94720-7400; e-mail: [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Work Research, Volume 32, Issue 1, Marc…
The Role of an Intermediary Organization in Promoting Research in Schools of Social Work
The multifaceted role of research in social work education and practice requires innovation to respond to the broader mission of the university and the needs of the community. Building research capacity and supporting infrastructure for research thus demands new approaches to effective collaboration between stakeholders. Intermediary organizations such as the Bay Area Social Services Consortium (BASSC) respond to the directive to bridge research …
Youth perceptions of neighborhood hassles and resources
Re-entering foster care
Development of a Risk and Resilience-Based Out-of-School Time Program for Children and Youths
Out-of-school time (OST) programs offer a unique opportunity to provide educational supports to high-risk children and youths.The authors describe the utility of applying principles of risk and resilience to the development and evaluation of an OST program. Academic outcomes among participants at the Bridge Project, an OST program located in three urban public housing communities, are presented to illustrate a risk and resilience approach to serv…
I am the face of success’
Child welfare systems have struggled to create innovative, culturally sensitive programmes to address the multiple and pervasive barriers that exist in engaging child welfare parent clients in their service plans. Peer mentor programmes—those in which parents who have successfully navigated the child welfare system and reunified with their children, mentor parents newly entering the system—are designed to address some of these barriers, to improv…
Early detection of prenatal substance exposure and the role of child welfare
Coming back home
Reducing child poverty by promoting child well-being
Ecology of Youth Collective Socialization
Collective socialization (CS) is a set of neighborhood social processes that can act as a protective or risk factor for youths. CS can create trust and social cohesion reflecting the positive attributes of a neighborhood. Research emphasizes CS as a neighborhood influence, but other theoretical models suggest that CS simultaneously exists within other aspects of the social ecology as it works through the peer group and school components to influe…
Transactional stress and anxiety control beliefs among low-income early adolescents
A latent class analysis of resilient development among early adolescents living in public housing
Trends in Adolescent Development Impacting Practice
Changes in the mechanisms of communication and advances in brain imaging technology shape understanding and interpretation of the manner in which adolescents process and respond to information and relate to others. Knowledge about how trends in adolescent development should inform practice with adolescents is limited, and yet emerging trends and new discoveries have implications for adolescent relationships, behavior, and well-being. Our purpose …
Finding their Way
Examining the Interaction of Daily Hassles Across Ecological Domains on Substance Use and Delinquency Among Low-Income Adolescents of Color
The increased risk for substance use and delinquency among adolescents of color has been partially attributed to increased exposure to daily hassles. Although a certain number of hassles are normative, especially among family and peers, adolescents of color experience more stressors in their neighborhood or directly related to fewer resources than their White counterparts. These hassles may interact across ecological systems to impact behavioral …
Measuring well-being among children and adolescents in the public behavioral health system
Underage Drinking Diversion
Substance misuse among young adults is associated with serious safety and risk factors that can lead to harmful consequences. Little is known about the heterogeneity among emerging adults (EAs) entering substance-abuse-focused diversion programs and the impact of characteristics on clinical decision making. In consideration of the developmental period of emerging adulthood, this study used latent class analysis and path modeling to determine part…
Frameworks for African-centered youth development
Several African-centered theoretical models have been developed to conceptualize the process of healthy development among members of the African-American community. Within prevention-based research, African-centered perspectives are not often utilized as the basis of prevention efforts for African-American youth populations. However, given the distinct experiences of African-American youths, the purpose of this article is to critically compare th…
How am I doing?” narratives of youth living in congregate care on their social-emotional well-being
Social-emotional well-being among youth living in out-of-home care
“Love. Stability. Boundaries.” Kinship perspectives of social-emotional well-being of youth residing in out-of-home care
Psychology (21 works) · Developmental psychology (13 works) · Political science (12 works) · Medicine (10 works) · Homelessness and Social Issues (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Clinical Psychology (7 works) · Clinical Psychology (6 works)