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Qi Wu
Associate Professor
,
Arizona State University
,
Child Well-Being, Center for
Associate Professor
,
Arizona State University
,
Public Service and Community Solutions, Watts College of (WATTS)
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736
Citations
16
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2013
2024
Research activity per year
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Psychology
Adolescents
100%
Caregiver
84%
Substance Abuse
82%
Mental Health
59%
Internalizing
49%
Action Program
37%
Systematic Review
35%
Self-Esteem
29%
Maltreatment
27%
Longitudinal Study
26%
Scoping Review
23%
Foster Care
16%
Child Welfare System
15%
Microsystem
14%
Externalization
13%
Social-Emotional Learning
11%
Aggression
11%
Immigrant
11%
Asian Americans
11%
Case Study
11%
Meta-Analysis
11%
Home Care
11%
Acculturation
11%
Behavioral Disorder
11%
Cyberbullying
11%
Secondary Education
11%
Social Exclusion
11%
Youth Violence
11%
Cohort Effect
11%
Social Mobility
11%
Cultural Adaptation
11%
Wellbeing
11%
Practitioners
10%
Hierarchical Linear Model
9%
Middle School
9%
Exploratory Factor Analysis
8%
Factor Analysis
8%
Evidence-Based Practice
7%
Social Support
7%
High School Student
6%
School Engagement
6%
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
6%
Alcohol Abuse
6%
Corporal Punishment
6%
Emotional Neglect
5%
Lived Experience
5%
Peer Influence
5%
Peer Victimization
5%
Neglect
5%
Keyphrases
Protective Factors
55%
Risk Factors
54%
Welfare Participation
35%
Internalizing Symptoms
35%
Aggression
32%
Kinship Caregivers
32%
Caregivers
31%
Substance Use
31%
Action Program
25%
Child Welfare
25%
Scoping Review
23%
Longitudinal Assessment
23%
Positive Behavior
23%
Attenders
23%
Hassles
21%
Kinship Care
18%
United States
16%
Propensity Score Analysis
16%
National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health
15%
Resilience
15%
Microsystems
14%
Moderation Analysis
14%
Child Age
14%
Rural Adolescents
13%
Racially Diverse
13%
Behavioral Outcomes
13%
Resilience Factors
13%
African American
13%
Self-esteem
13%
Behavior Problems
13%
Kinship Families
13%
Externalizing Symptoms
11%
Parenting Stress
11%
Field Supervision
11%
Non-heterosexual
11%
Female Adolescents
11%
US Cities
11%
Chinese Doctoral Students
11%
China's Cities
11%
Welfare Programs
11%
Mental Health Outcomes
11%
Class Reproduction
11%
School Adolescents
11%
Life History Analysis
11%
Adolescent Substance Use
11%
Raising children
11%
Depression in Adolescents
11%
Non-attenders
11%
Neighborhood Cohesion
11%
Religious Service Attendance
11%
Social Sciences
Caregiver
68%
Child Welfare
60%
Chinese
38%
Systematic Review
37%
Youth
27%
China
23%
Wellbeing
17%
Substance Abuse
15%
Behavioral Disorder
15%
Propensity Score
13%
Social Support
13%
Educational Attainment
12%
National Surveys
11%
Home Care
11%
Case Study
11%
Government Policy
11%
Cultural Factor
11%
Acculturation
11%
Longitudinal Analysis
11%
Meta-Analysis
11%
Homeless Youth
11%
Life History
11%
Welfare
11%
Guardianship
11%
Mediation Analysis
11%
Decision-Making Process
11%
Ukraine
11%
Courts
11%
Child Neglect
11%
Family Income
11%
Educational Background
11%
Sociodemographics
11%
Young Adults
11%
Mental Health
11%
Reunification
10%
Maltreatment
7%
Foster Care
7%
Research Design
6%
Mainland China
5%
Professional Identity
5%
Confirmatory Factor Analysis
5%
Social Services
5%
Factor Analysis
5%
