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2020Professional development perspectives across gender and age groups of under-qualified rural NEETsAlmeida, A.; Simões, F.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2020Child sexual abuse myth scale: validity and reliability evidence in the Portuguese contextChim, I.; Magalhães, E.; Graça, J.; Antunes, C.; Ferreira, C.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2018‘I always say what I think’: a rights-based approach of young people’s psychosocial functioning in residential careMagalhães, E.; Calheiros, M. M.; Antunes, C.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2013Immigrants' perspectives on clinician cultural diversity competence: a qualitative study with immigrants in PortugalMoleiro, C.; Freire, J.; Tomsic, M.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2016Security in the Interparental Subsystem (SIS) scale: psychometric characteristics in a sample of Portuguese adolescentsSilva, C.; Calheiros, M. M.; Carvalho, H.ArtigoAcesso Embargado
2020Maltreatment experiences and psychopathology in children and adolescents: the intervening role of domain-specific self-representations moderated by ageSilva, C. S.; Calheiros, M. M.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2020Why place matters in residential care: the mediating role of place attachment in the relation between adolescents’ rights and psychological well-beingMagalhães, E.; Calheiros, M. M.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2019Individual and contextual factors associated with school staff responses to homophobic bullyingZotti, D.; Carnaghi, A.; Piccoli, V.; Bianchi, M.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2016Lisbon street campaign against ageism: a promising multi-stakeholder initiativeMendonça, J.; Mariano, J.; Marques, S.ArtigoAcesso Aberto
2020The social information processing model in child physical abuse and neglect: A meta-analytic reviewCamilo, C.; Garrido, M. V.; Calheiros, M. M.ArtigoAcesso Aberto

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