Exploring the psychological impact of feeling valued, the work examines how childrenâ s sense of being important to family, friends, and community influences mental health outcomes. It links a lack of mattering with depression, anxiety, and aggression while highlighting its role in resilience and motivation.
Exploring the psychological impact of feeling valued, the work examines how childrenâ s sense of being important to family, friends, and community influences mental health outcomes. It links a lack of mattering with depression, anxiety, and aggression while highlighting its role in resilience and motivation.
Introduction PART I. MATTERING: A COMPLEX CONSTRUCT Chapter 1. Mattering as a Core Feeling and a Core Need in Children’s Lives Chapter 2. Description and Conceptualization of Mattering Chapter 3. The Role of Mattering in Positive Youth Development PART II. MEASURING AND INTERPRETING CHILDREN WHO FEEL LIKE THEY DON’T MATTER Chapter 4. The Prevalence of Feelings of Not Mattering Among Youth: Documenting An Epidemic In Children and Adolescents Chapter 5. Understanding Children Who Feel Unheard, Unseen, and Unimportant Chapter 6. The Assessment of Mattering: Issues and Measures PART III. THE DEVELOPMENT OF MATTERING AS A RESOURCE IN THE LIVES OF YOUTH Chapter 7. Developmental Aspects of Mattering Chapter 8. Mattering in Youth Happiness, Well-Being, Well-Doing, and Flourishing Chapter 9. Mattering, Resilience, and Adaptability Chapter 10. Social Media Use and the Need to Matter PART IV. CLINICAL CONSIDERATIONS Chapter 11. Mattering and Anti-Mattering in Youth Addiction and Substance Use Chapter 12. The Need to Matter in Youth Delinquency, Aggression, and Violence Chapter 13. Mattering and Depression in Youth Chapter 14. Suicide in Youth and the Pain of Feeling Unimportant PART V. PUTTING MATTERING INTO ACTION IN KEY CONTEXTS Chapter 15. Growing Up With the Feeling of Mattering: Summary and Suggestions References Index About the Author
Introduction PART I. MATTERING: A COMPLEX CONSTRUCT Chapter 1. Mattering as a Core Feeling and a Core Need in Children’s Lives Chapter 2. Description and Conceptualization of Mattering Chapter 3. The Role of Mattering in Positive Youth Development PART II. MEASURING AND INTERPRETING CHILDREN WHO FEEL LIKE THEY DON’T MATTER Chapter 4. The Prevalence of Feelings of Not Mattering Among Youth: Documenting An Epidemic In Children and Adolescents Chapter 5. Understanding Children Who Feel Unheard, Unseen, and Unimportant Chapter 6. The Assessment of Mattering: Issues and Measures PART III. THE DEVELOPMENT OF MATTERING AS A RESOURCE IN THE LIVES OF YOUTH Chapter 7. Developmental Aspects of Mattering Chapter 8. Mattering in Youth Happiness, Well-Being, Well-Doing, and Flourishing Chapter 9. Mattering, Resilience, and Adaptability Chapter 10. Social Media Use and the Need to Matter PART IV. CLINICAL CONSIDERATIONS Chapter 11. Mattering and Anti-Mattering in Youth Addiction and Substance Use Chapter 12. The Need to Matter in Youth Delinquency, Aggression, and Violence Chapter 13. Mattering and Depression in Youth Chapter 14. Suicide in Youth and the Pain of Feeling Unimportant PART V. PUTTING MATTERING INTO ACTION IN KEY CONTEXTS Chapter 15. Growing Up With the Feeling of Mattering: Summary and Suggestions References Index About the Author
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