Adolescent Wellbeing Scale

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The Adolescent Wellbeing Scale was devised by Birleson to pick up possible depression in older children and adolescents. It has been shown to be effective for this purpose. The scale has 18 questions – each relating to different aspects of an adolescent’s life, and how they feel about them. They are asked to indicate whether the statement applies to them most of the time, sometimes or never. The scale can be used by children as young a 7 or 8, but responses are more reliable for those aged 11 or more. The scale has proved useful with adolescents at initial assessment, but also to monitor progress. For example it helped ‘clarify a young person’s feeling about placement with their mother’.

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Causes :

Children & Youth, Health

Sub Causes :

mental health

Identity Ratio Sets :

Age , Age (standard), Age (standard)

Sub Ratios :

Under 18, Aged 11-15 Years Old, Aged 16-17 Years Old

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