Drawing on Research That Shows That Certain Extracurricular Activities Benefit

question 33

Multiple Choice

Drawing on research that shows that certain extracurricular activities benefit adolescents and research showing the potential dangers of leaving adolescents unsupervised after school, some experts have argued that well-designed programs will not only deter problem behavior but also encourage youth to develop strengths. This emphasis on developing strengths is known as

• A) pro-bono youth development.
• B) preventative youth development.
• C) cultivating decent youths.
• D) positive youth development.

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Definitions:

Environmental Factors

Elements outside an organization that can impact its performance, including economic, political, social, technological, legal, and environmental conditions.

Self-Confidence

A person's belief in their own abilities, qualities, and judgement.

Emotional Intelligence

The ability to understand and manage one's own emotions and those of others, facilitating better interpersonal relationships.

Analytical Work

Tasks that involve the process of breaking down complex information into manageable components for evaluation and decision-making.