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A Framework for Child Well-Being in the Gulf Countries
Jennifer E. Lansford
*
, Anis Ben Brik
, Heba Al Fara
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Duke University
Doha International Family Institute
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Social Sciences
Child Well-Being
100%
Psychological Well-Being
66%
Social Relationships
66%
Qatar
33%
Saudi Arabia
33%
United Arab Emirates
33%
Prosocial Behavior
33%
Knowledge Economy
33%
Oman
33%
Kuwait
33%
Cognitive Development
33%
Neglect
33%
Human Immunodeficiency Virus
33%
Drug Use
33%
Bahrain
33%
Child Care
33%
Prevalence
33%
Youth
33%
Subjective Well-Being
33%
Social Competence
33%
Peer Relationship
33%
Child Mental Health
33%
School Readiness
33%
Keyphrases
Gulf Countries
100%
Child Welfare
100%
Behavioral Adjustment
50%
Social Relationships
33%
Physical Health
33%
Psychological Well-being
33%
Well-being Domains
33%
Qatar
16%
Saudi Arabia
16%
Knowledge Economy
16%
Bahrain
16%
United Arab Emirates
16%
Well-being
16%
Cognitive Development
16%
Drug Use
16%
Alcohol Use
16%
Quality Healthcare
16%
Oman
16%
Prosocial Behavior
16%
Under-five Mortality
16%
Relationship Safety
16%
Non-family
16%
Social Cognitive
16%
Relationship with Parents
16%
Cognitive Well-being
16%
Externalizing Behavior
16%
Child Mental Health
16%
Social Competence
16%
School Readiness
16%
Peer Relationships
16%
Social Safety
16%
Prevalence of Abuse
16%
Early childhood Care
16%
Subjective Well-being
16%
Limited Development
16%
Adolescents Living with HIV (ALHIV)
16%
Psychology
Behavioral Adjustment
100%
Psychological Well-Being
66%
Cognitive Development
33%
Neglect
33%
Cognitive Well-Being
33%
Subjective Well-Being
33%
Prosocial Behavior
33%
Social Competence
33%
Peer Relationships
33%
Health Care Quality
33%
Teenage Pregnancy
33%
Externalizing Behavior
33%