Project Covitality

School Mental Health Collaborative

UC Santa Barbara

Gevirtz Graduate School Education

Bullying & Suicidal Ideation

Biased-based Bullying and Suicidal Thoughts Among Sexual & Gender Minority Youth: Psychological Strengths Enough?

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Brief Distress Scale

Validating a brief social emotional distress measure for schoolwide wellness screening

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School Membership

Association Social-Emotional Strengths and School Membership: A Cross-Cultural Comparison

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Non-Anonymous Screening

Anonymous vs. Self-identified Response Formats: Implications for Mental Health Screening in Schools

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SEHS-Secondary Latinx

Examining the Social Emotional Health Survey for Use with Latinx Youth

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SEHS-S-2020-Secondary Middle School

Extending Validation of a Covitality Social Emotional Health Measure for Middle School Students

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SEHS-Secondary-2020

Enhancement Standardization Social Emotional Health Students Psychological Strengths Article and Podcast-Style Audio Summary

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Bullying Impacts Sexual & Gender Minority

Reducing the impact of bias-based bullying on suicidal thoughts among sexual and gender minority youth:  Are psychological strengths enough?

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Social Support

Social Support Profiles Associations with Adolescents' Psychological and Academic Functioning

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Belonging and Loneliness Special Issue

Australian Journal of Psychology

Handbook of Positive Psychology in Schools    

(3rd edition, 2022, Routledge)

Development, Validation, and Multitier Applications with the California Student Wellness Index

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GRADE 3-5 SCREENER

Dual-Factor Mental Health Screening in Elementary Schools

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SEHS-Secondary Students with Learning Disabilities

An evaluation of the Social Emotional Health survey—Secondary for use with students with learning disabilities

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School Climate Perceptions

School Climate Perceptions Among Latinx and White Students: An Examination of Intersecting Racial/Ethnic and Socioeconomic Identifiers in Context

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Diminished Adolescent Social Well-Being During COVID-19 Pandemic

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Adapting Dual-Factor Model for Universal School-Based Mental Health Screening

Handbook of positive psychology in schools (3rd Ed.)

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School Climate Perceptions

School Climate Perception Among Latinx and White Students: An Examination of Intersecting Racial/Ethnic and Socioeconomic Identities in Context

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Bored with School?

Bored with Life?

Well-Being Characteristics Associated School Boredom Mindset

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Covitality: Cultivating Psychosocial Strengths and Well-Being

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School Mental Health Collaborative Recent Publications

Social Emotional Health Survey Related Research

SEHS-Secondary Japan

Development of a Japanese version of the Social Emotional Health Survey

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SEHS-Secondary Spain

Suicidal risk during adolescence: Could covitality be part of the solution?

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SEHS-Higher Ed Japan

Japanese cultural adaptation and validation of the Social Emotional Health Survey-Higher Education

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SEHS-Secondary Lithuania

Adolescent social emotional health, empathy, and self-esteem: Preliminary validation of the Lithuanian version of the SEHS-S questionnaire

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SEHS-Secondary Türkiey

Adaptation and validation of theSsocial and Emotional Health Survey–Secondary into Turkish culture

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SEHS-Secondary Columbia

Validity evidence for assessing social-emotional psychological strengths in Colombian adolescents using the SEHS-S

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SEHS-Higher Ed Türkiey

Social-motional health in higher education: A psychometric evaluation with Turkish students

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SEHS-Primary Korea

Universal social, emotional, and behavioral strength and risk screening: Relative predictive validity for students’ subjective well-being in schools

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SEHS-Secondary Persian

Psychometric assessment of the persian translation of the Social and Emotional Health Survey-Secondary (SEHS-S) with female adolescent

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SEHS-Secondary Chile

Covitality and life satisfaction: A multilevel analysis of bullying experiences and their relation with school attachment

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SEHS-Primary China

Reliability and validity of Social Emotional Health Survey-elementary in Chinese children

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SEHS-Secondary China

Validation of the Chinese version of the social emotional health Survey–Primary

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SEHS-Secondary Spain

Assessing emotional distress in adolescents: Psychometrics of the Spanish version of the Social Emotional Distress Scale-Secondary

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SEHS Related International Research

Growing MInds, Diverging Paths:Psychological Suzhi Trajectories Adolescent Adjustment in China

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SEHS-Primary Japan

Validating a Social Emotional Wellness Survey for Japanese Elementary School Students

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SEHS Parent Version

Development and preliminary validation of the parent version of the Social Emotional Health Survey‐Secondary

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Flourishing Measure

Heterogeneity Among Moderate Mental Health Students on Mental Health Continuum–Short Form

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SEHS-Primary Korea

Testing a dual continuum model of belonging and loneliness in schools: Predicting social–emotional health among Korean children

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SEHS-Secondary Spain

Which psychosocial strengths could combat the adolescent suicide spectrum? dissecting the covitality model

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SEHS-Higher Ed Mexico-USA-Spain

Assessing College Students’ Social and Emotional Strengths: A Cross-Cultural Comparison from Mexico, United States, and Spain

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SEHS-Secondary Slovakia

Validation of the Social-Emotional Health Survey SEHS-S-2020 in Slovakia

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SEHS-Secondary Greece

Adolescents’ perceptions of covitality and academic performance: The moderating role of school climate

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SEHS-Secondary China

Preliminary validation of the social and emotional health survey in Chinese secondary school students

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Cultivating Psychosocial Strengths and Well-Being

SEHS surveys conceptual foundations

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SEHS-Primary Korea

Validation of the Social Emotional Health Survey–Secondary for Korean Students

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Adolescents’ covitality patterns: Relations with student demographic characteristics and proximal academic and mental health outcomes

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RECENT

Toward an Enhanced Understanding of the Dual Factor Model of Mental Health Article and Podcast-Style Summary

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