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2063.101 Research about victimization in adolescent gils and related factors, Li Zhao, Li Lei,<br />

China<br />

By using some scales, the researcher find the victimization in girls <strong>of</strong> middle schools is common.<br />

The type <strong>of</strong> their victimization is different from boys'. Girls in adolescence are usually bullied<br />

indirectly by girls. In common life, these victimed girls are depressed, lonely and have low<br />

self-esteem. Girls whose parents ignore them or treat them too severely will be bullied by others in<br />

schools. The victims deal difficulties with negative ways in life. The researcher believe that<br />

different measures should be taken to prevent and treat the victimization in girls and boys.<br />

2063.102 Iranian adolescents girls perspectives on health promotion, Forough Naseri 1 , Khadijeh<br />

Aminizadeh 2 , Fariba Sepahvand 3 , 1 Tabriz University <strong>of</strong> Medical Sciences, Iran, 2 Zanjan<br />

University <strong>of</strong> Medical Sciences, Iran, 3 Tamin Ejtemaee Hospital, Iran<br />

Health promotion is the main goal & best criteria <strong>of</strong> healthy community. Customer orientated<br />

promotion’s services become more and more prominent in all aspect <strong>of</strong> health providers. A<br />

thematic analysis on 26 adolescents’ interviews has been done. Health promotions’ bridges were<br />

mental health (order, fun, freedom,…); physical health(nutrition, exercise, …); healthy<br />

communication(parental acceptances, peer group, good communication with parents and<br />

teachers,..); healthy family (supportive family, logical freedom,..); good manner(practice,<br />

tolerance..). Exploring adolescents’ girls’ perspectives on health bridges are crucially important,<br />

there are differences between providers’ perspectives and receivers. A qualitative approach will<br />

bridge this gap.<br />

2063.103 Metecognitive training: An efficient way for changing learning disabilities, Manxin<br />

Yang, Lei Li, China<br />

Disabilities is a general term referring to a heterogeneous group <strong>of</strong> disorders manifested by<br />

significant difficulties in the acquisition and abilities (NJCLD 1987). Metacogntive does important<br />

role in changing learning disabilities. 42 children with reading disability was followed for the<br />

ascertainment <strong>of</strong> metacognitive. Statistically significant group differences for children with LD<br />

versus those without LD emerged after using different training methods, LD. children who had<br />

higher levels <strong>of</strong> academic achievement were more likely to use metacognitive strategy at an early<br />

age. The pattern <strong>of</strong> results suggests level <strong>of</strong> cognitive functioning is important for the prediction <strong>of</strong><br />

later metacognitive strategy use.<br />

2063.104 A study <strong>of</strong> the relationship between idolatry and academic self-concept and achievement<br />

<strong>of</strong> middle school students, Jihai Yao, Jiliang Shen, Beijing Normal University, China<br />

This study, involving 428 middle school students in 6 grades, explored the characteristics <strong>of</strong><br />

idolatry and the relationship to academic self-concept and achievements. Results showed that:<br />

1)There were significant differences <strong>of</strong> numbers <strong>of</strong> students between having idol and having no<br />

idol. And idols were mainly singers, film stars and worthies. 2)There were no significant<br />

differences between having idol and having no idol on academic self-concept. 3)There were<br />

significant main effects <strong>of</strong> types <strong>of</strong> idols on academic self-concept. 4)There were no significant<br />

main effects <strong>of</strong> having idol or having no idol and types <strong>of</strong> idols on school achievements.<br />

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