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In our study of young people and the internet among third and fourth grade students in Catholic high schools in Slovenia, we find loneliness, excessive use of social networks and chat services, and a high tolerance for distractions from smartphones. Moreover, we note on the one hand their interest in personal hobbies and on the other hand their passivity in social activities and the problem of expressing their own thoughts. The solution to these problems does not lie in censoring smartphones, but in the planned work of teachers trained in this kind of work with high school students. A model of good practice is the religious instruction in Catholic grammar schools in Slovenia, which not only provides religious content, but also plays a key role in empowering adolescents to have a critical view of the world and to actively participate in society. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Poslednjih decenija transformacija iz industrijskih u postindustrijska društva neminovno je uticala i na obrasce tranzicije mladih na tržište rada. Obrasci te tranzicije odražavaju kontinuitet i promene u društvenoj podeli rada, a samim tim predstavljaju važan proces za oblikovanje društvene stratifikacije modernih društava. Predmet ovog rada je analiza promena u prosečnom dobu ulaska na tržište rada u Srbiji od druge polovine dvadesetog veka do danas, s ciljem da se osvetle odgovori na tri pitanja: 1) kako se menjalo prosečno doba ulaska u svet rada u ovom periodu, 2) kakve su bile razlike između muškaraca i žena u obrascima tranzicije, kao i 3) kakve su bile razlike između urbanog i ruralnog stanovništva u obrascima tranzicije. Akcenat je na prepoznavanju osnovnih trendova tranzicije na tržište rada mladih za kohorte rođene od 1930. do 1995. godine. Analiza se zasniva na podacima Evropskog društvenog istraživanja iz 2018. na uzorku za Srbiju od 1.265 ispitanika/ca. Primenjena je statistička analiza preživljavanja radi prikazivanja promena u vremenu proučavanog životnog događaja kao i Kaplan-Majerove ocene funkcije preživljavanja radi njihovog poređenja kroz rod/lokalitet. Rezultati ukazuju da možemo govoriti o odlaganju profesionalnih tranzicija tokom proučavanog perioda, ali ne nužno i o njihovoj destandardizaciji. Takođe, životni tokovi muškaraca i žena su postajali sve sličniji sve do perioda sloma socijalizma i porasta društvenih nejednakosti kada je taj trend zaustavljen, a sa druge strane obrasci profesionalnih tranzicija između osoba iz ruralnih i gradskih područja jesu sve sličniji.

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Teme povjerenja u ljude i povjerenja u institucije zauzimaju važno mjesto u suvremenim društvenim znanostima, a relativno brojna empirijska istraživanja koja obrađuju tu tematiku donijela su važne uvide te omogućila usporedbe procesa u različitim društvima. Ipak, još uvijek se traže odgovori na pitanja u kojoj mjeri zaista povjerenje ima efekt na različite aspekte društvenog života te za djelovanje kojih društvenih skupina je povjerenje više, a za koje manje relevantan čimbenik. U ovom radu istražili smo pojavljuje li se kod mladih povezanost povjerenja u ljude i institucije s poštovanjem normi, pomaganjem drugima te predmigracijskim aspiracijama. Analize su provedene na temelju rezultata empirijskog istraživanja provedenog u drugom dijelu 2021. godine na uzorku učenika trećih i četvrtih razreda srednjih škola iz Vukovarsko- srijemske županije. Dobiveni uvidi otkrivaju određen efekt ispitivanih dimenzija povjerenja na navedene aspekte društvenog života, pri čemu se osobito povjerenje u Crkvu pokazalo značajnim prediktorom. Ipak, neke početne hipoteze nisu potvrđene, a osobito je iznenađujući izostanak povezanosti općeg povjerenja u ljude s poštovanjem normi, pomaganjem drugima i migracijskim aspiracijama. Držimo da prikazani rezultati daju doprinos razumijevanju procesa socijalizacije mladih u suvremenom hrvatskom društvu, ali i potiču na daljnja istraživanja o značenju povjerenja za suvremena društva.

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The issue of trust in people and institutions is of great importance in contemporary social sciences, and numerous empirical studies have provided many significant insights in this regard and have allowed for the comparison of different societies. Nevertheless, we are still attempting to ascertain to what extent trust actually effects various aspects of social life and whether trust is a more relevant factor for some social groups than for others. This paper examines whether young people associate trust in people and institutions with social norms of respect, helping others, and premigration aspirations. We have analysed these factors based on the results of an empirical study conducted at the end of 2021 with third and fourth grade students of high schools in the Vukovar-Srijem County. Our results have shown a certain effect of the studied trust dimensions on the specified aspects of social life, with trust in the Church proving to be a significant predictor. However, some of our initial hypotheses have not been confirmed, and it is particularly surprising that respondents did not associate general trust in people with compliance with norms, helping others, and migration aspirations. We believe that the presented results will contribute to the understanding of socialization of young people in modern Croatian society and encourage further research on the importance of trust in modern societies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The cultural environment in which an individual lives and grows up undoubtedly shapes the relationship to God, religiosity, and faith, and it has a certain influence on the creation of an image of God. The encounter of another religion, especially from the Western culture, with the domestic cultural environment can cause admiration or an attitude of caution or rejection, but also the possibility of partial acceptance of its values. Such reaction elements can easily be observed in the so-called mission countries that accept the novelty of the Christian message. With the aim of examining the perception of the influence of the cultural environment on understanding and perceiving God, religiosity and faith, a survey was conducted among 1062 young believers in the West African state of Benin. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Rad ima cilj da objasni značaj porodice kao faktora u vodećim mikro- i makro-teorijama porekla delinkvencije i da utvrdi uloge koje joj one dodeljuju u objašnjenju etiologije ovakvog ponašanja. Analiza je pokazala da mikro-teorije kao posebno značajnu ističu socijalizaciju i vaspitnu ulogu porodice kojom se oblikuju kako konformistički, tako i antisocijalni obrasci ponašanja, dok makro-teorije glavne uzroke devijantnosti pronalaze u strukturalnim karakteristikama društva, a porodicu prepoznaju kao faktora koji posreduje između društva i deteta. Analizom su utvrđeni i nedostaci proučavanih teorija. S obzirom na to da se baziraju na istraživanjima sprovedenim u SAD-u i zapadnoevropskim zemljama, one ne mogu u potpunosti da se primene na objašnjenje etiologije delinkvencije u svim društvima. Pored toga, mikro-teorije ne uzimaju u obzir karakteristike društva koje mogu da utiču na izbor vaspitnih metoda roditelja, razvoj njihovog vaspitnog stila i na njihovu odluku koje vrednosti će da prenesu deci, dok se makro-teorije ne bave pitanjem kakav uticaj imaju na devijantno ponašanje odlike onih društava, čiji su ekonomski, pravni i kulturni sistemi decenijama nestabilni, kao ni onih čiji se društveni sistem urušio i još uvek se nije reetablirao. Na osnovu ove analize može da se zaključi da uprkos važnoj ulozi koju roditelji imaju za usvajanje/sprečavanje antisocijalnog ponašanja, okvire u kojima će oni tu ulogu obavljati određuju karakteristike datog društva.

Prispevek obravnava predstave in odnos mladih do migracijskih procesov v dveh državah – ZDA, ki že stoletja veljajo za državo priseljevanja, in Sloveniji, ki je bila v različnih zgodovinskih obdobjih del različnih migracijskih procesov (kot država izseljevanja, država priseljevanja ali država tranzitnih migracij). Prvi del prispevka se osredotoča na migracijske procese v obeh državah in prikaže pregled predstav in odnosa mladih do priseljevanja, drugi del pa predstavi rezultate raziskave, ki smo jo opravili med 44 mladimi Američani in Slovenci, v kateri so nas zanimale njihove predstave in odnos do migracijskih procesov.

Pregledano učno gradivo prima aktiv poleg učbenika obsega še delovni zvezek, digitalni in tiskani priročnik za učitelja, aplikacijo PagePlayer, vadnico s testi, interaktivne vaje ter avdio- in videoposnetke, dostopne na spletni strani cornelsen.de/codes/. Učbenik in delovni zvezek sta v e-obliki dostopna prek spletne strani cornelsen.de, kot tudi na platformi BlinkLearning.

Važnost je romantičnih odnosa u adolescenciji i ranoj odrasloj dobi neupitna. Dok turbulencije na romantičnome planu mogu utjecati na mentalno zdravlje, problemi s potonjim mogu se odraziti na romantičnu kompetentnost adolescenata. Model individualnih razlika predlaže da navedenu povezanost moderiraju individualne karakteristike pojedinca, uključujući relacijske aspekte samopoimanja. Budući da su istraživanja navedenih konstrukata u hrvatskim znanstvenim krugovima još uvijek nedovoljno zastupljena, cilj je ovoga pilot-istraživanja bio ispitati doprinose spola, dobi te relacijskih aspekata samopoimanja u objašnjenju emocionalnoga distresa. Istraživanje je provedeno u proljeće 2021. godine putem online-upitnika. Prigodni su uzorak sačinjavale 194 mlade osobe u kasnoj adolescenciji i ranoj odrasloj dobi, a prosječna je dob sudionika bila 19 godina. Žene su sačinjavale 78 % uzorka, a 62 % sudionika u trenutku provedbe istraživanja bilo je u romantičnoj vezi. Osim odgovora na demografska pitanja i pitanja o uključenosti u romantične odnose, sudionici su ispunili skraćenu verziju Skale depresivnosti, anksioznosti i stresa te Upitnik za procjenu odnosa. Da bismo testirali postavljene hipoteze, provedena je hijerarhijska regresijska analiza. Rezultati su razmotreni s polazišta teorije sociometra te pokazuju da veća relacijska depresivnost mladih previđa veću izraženost simptoma depresivnosti, anksioznosti i stresa. Pritom uključenost u romantične odnose ima značajnu moderatorsku ulogu pa mladi koji su u vezi imaju izraženije probleme mentalnoga zdravlja kada je njihovo relacijsko samopouzdanje nisko, a relacijska depresivnost izraženija. Dobiveni nalazi pružaju smjernice za buduća istraživanja, ali i sugeriraju mogućnost promocije mentalnoga zdravlja jačanjem interpersonalnih kompetencija u adolescenciji.

The importance of romantic relationships in adolescence and early adulthood is unquestionable. Turbulent events on a romantic plan can manifest in the form of depressive symptoms. On the other hand, certain mental health problems undoubtedly affect the romantic competence of adolescents. The model of individual differences suggests that this connection is moderated by the individual characteristics of the person, including relational aspects of self-esteem. Given that the research of these constructs is still insufficiently represented in Croatian scientific circles, the main aim of the current pilot study was to examine whether relationship status and the relational aspects of the self predict mental health of Croatian youth. The study was conducted in Croatia in spring 2021. 194 adolescents and young adults, whose mean age was 19 years, participated in the online survey. 78% of our sample were women and 62% of our participants stated that they are in a romantic relationship. In addition to answering demographic questions and the question regarding romantic involvement, participants completed the DASS-21 questionnaire and the Relational Assessment Questionnaire. To test our hypothesis, a hierarchical regression analysis was conducted. The results were interpreted based on the sociometer theory, and show that greater relational depression in youth predicts the severity of symptoms of depression, anxiety and stress. Furthermore, involvement in romantic relationships has a significant moderating role, meaning that those young people who are in a relationship have more significant mental health problems when their relational self-esteem is low, but also when they report greater relational depression. The findings provide guidelines for future research, but also point to the possibility of promoting mental health by strengthening interpersonal skills in adolescence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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