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NE: SETTING-SPECIFIC ISSUES IN CHILD RESEARCHThe Setting of Childhood - Asher Ben-AriehChildhood as a Legal Status - Roger J.R. LevesqueChildren as Political Actors - Anu Toots, Natalie Worley, Anna SkosirevaChildren, Religion, and Spiritual Development: Reframing a Research Agenda - Eugene C. Roehlkepartain, Peter L. BensonChildren as Patients - Priscilla Alderson Children as Consumers - Ragnhild Brusdal, Ivar FronesYoung Children as Learners - Jan Kampmann Children as Family Members - Jennifer Mason, Becky Tipper Children as Friends - Steven R. Asher, Whitney A. Brechwald, Kristina L. McDonald<br/>PART TWO: POPULATION-SPECIFIC ISSUES IN CHILD RESEARCH Children in Exceptional Circumstances - Judith Cashmore Research on Ethnic Minority Children: A Tale of Risk and Resilience - Oscar Barbarin, Emma Sterrett, Dari Jigjidsuren Sexual Minority Youth and Youth with Sexual Minority Parents - Charlotte J. Patterson Children Who Have Disabilities - Patricia Sloper, Bryony BeresfordYouth Who Have Broken the Law - Michael R. McCart, Terje Ogden, Scott W. Henggeler Children as Witnesses - Kelly McWilliams, Else-Marie Augusti, Jacinthe Dion, Stephanie D. Block, Annika Melinder, Judith Cashmore, Gail S. Goodman Child Maltreatment and Bullying - Kelly McWilliams, Gail S. Goodman, Juliana Raskauskas, Ingrid M. Cordon Children Living Away from Home - Judith Cashmore Refugees, Asylum-Seekers, Displaced Persons: Children in Precarious Positions - Jacqueline J. Goodnow<br/>PART THREE: METHODS IN RESEARCH ON CHILDREN AND CHILDHOOD Challenges and Innovations in Research on Childhood - Drika Weller, Sue Hobbs, Gail S. Goodman Interviewing Children: A Primer - Karen J. Saywitz, Lorinda B. CamparoChildren as Self-Informants in Longitudinal Studies: Substantive Findings and Methodological Issues - Amy Dworsky Use of Administrative Data in Childhood Research - Robert George, Bong Joo Lee Children Taking Photos and Photographs: A Route to Children's Involvement and Participation and a `Bridge' to Exploring Children's Everyday Lives - Kim Rasmussen Time-Use Studies - Lyn Craig Parents' Reports about Their Children's Lives - Marc H. Bornstein Adults' Memories of Their Own Childhoods - David B. Pillemer, Ryan A. Dickson School-Aged Children as Sources of Information about Their Lives - Michal Soffer, Asher Ben-Arieh Infants and Young Children as Sources of Information about Their Own Lives: Methodology and Findings - Harlene Hayne, Karen Tustin Children as Researchers: We Have a Lot to Learn <br/> |
