Alaina Brenick
Associate Professor/Human Dev and Family Sciences
Hartford
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Scholarly Contributions
186 Scholarly Contributions
But I'm just a counselor! What youth counselors can do to effectively address bullying in camps
2018
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Bullying experiences of Muslim youth: Best practices for school, family, and community support
2018
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Brief note: Applying developmental intergroup perspectives to the social ecologies of bullying: Lessons from developmental social psychology
2017
Research Type: Journal Article
Black-White Racial Context and U.S. American Youths' Moral Judgments of and Responses to Social Exclusion Bullying
2022
Research Type: Journal Article
Better together: Creating socially just and diverse community
2017
Research Type: Poster/Presentation
Applying developmental intergroup perspectives to the social-ecologies of bullying: Lessons from development social psychology
2017
Research Type: Journal Article
Adolescents’ evaluations of Jewish-Arab intergroup exclusion: The interplay of parent normative attitudes, negative outgroup stereotypes, and intergroup contact.
2014
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Addressing intersectional exclusion in SPSSI: Understanding obstacles, catalyzing change
2024
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Acculturative development of South Asian-American late adolescent and emerging adult second-generation immigrants.
2023
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A longitudinal analysis of the intergroup relations between native Germans and the ethnic and foreign immigrants in Germany
2011
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A historical account of SPSSI’s social action for social change
2021
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1The power of youth voices: Engaging youth in social justice driven research
2025
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1Impact of not having Critical Race Theory in social institutions and our social responsibility
2024
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