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Shazly Savahl
Shazly Savahl
Professor, Department of Psychology, University of the Western Cape
Verified email at uwc.ac.za
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Nature as children's space: A systematic review
S Adams, S Savahl
The Journal of Environmental Education 48 (5), 291-321, 2017
1492017
Children's experiences of bullying victimization and the influence on their subjective well‐being: A multinational comparison
S Savahl, C Montserrat, F Casas, S Adams, H Tiliouine, E Benninger, ...
Child development 90 (2), 414-431, 2019
1132019
Children’s views on their lives and well-being in 35 countries: A report on the Children’s Worlds project, 2016-19
G Rees, S Savahl, BJ Lee, F Casas
Jerusalem, Israel: Children’s Worlds Project (ISCWeB), 2020
1122020
Children's perceptions of the natural environment: a South African perspective
S Adams, S Savahl
Children's Geographies 13 (2), 196-211, 2015
862015
Discourses on well-being
S Savahl, C Malcolm, S Slembrouk, S Adams, IA Willenberg, ...
Child Indicators Research 8, 747-766, 2015
842015
Children’s discourses of natural spaces: Considerations for children’s subjective well-being
S Adams, S Savahl
Child Indicators Research 10, 423-446, 2017
712017
Children’s representations of nature using photovoice and community mapping: Perspectives from South Africa
S Adams, S Savahl, T Fattore
International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-Being 12 (1 …, 2017
712017
Considering the natural environment in the creation of child-friendly cities: Implications for children’s subjective well-being
S Adams, S Savahl, M Florence, K Jackson
Child Indicators Research 12, 545-567, 2019
652019
Adolescent peer pressure, leisure boredom, and substance use in low-income Cape Town communities
G Hendricks, S Savahl, M Florence
Social Behavior and Personality: an international journal 43 (1), 99-109, 2015
632015
Adolescent flourishing: A systematic review
H Witten, S Savahl, S Adams
Cogent Psychology 6 (1), 1640341, 2019
592019
Subjective well-being amongst a sample of South African children: A descriptive study
S Savahl, S Adams, S Isaacs, R September, G Hendricks, Z Noordien
Child Indicators Research 8, 211-226, 2015
572015
Children’s subjective well-being: Multi-group analysis among a sample of children from two socio-economic status groups in the Western Cape, South Africa
S Savahl, F Casas, S Adams
Child Indicators Research 10, 473-488, 2017
542017
The structure of children’s subjective well-being
S Savahl, F Casas, S Adams
Frontiers in psychology 12, 650691, 2021
512021
Children’s perspectives and evaluations of safety in diverse settings and their subjective well-being: A multi-national approach
M González-Carrasco, F Casas, A Ben-Arieh, S Savahl, H Tiliouine
Applied Research in Quality of life 14, 309-334, 2019
512019
Children’s perspectives on child well-being
R September, S Savahl
University of Johannesburg, 2009
502009
The relation between children’s participation in daily activities, their engagement with family and friends, and subjective well-being
S Savahl, S Adams, M Florence, F Casas, M Mpilo, D Isobell, D Manuel
Child Indicators Research 13, 1283-1312, 2020
492020
An exploration into the impact of exposure to community violence and hope on children’s perceptions of well-being: A South African perspective
S Savahl, S Isaacs, S Adams, CZ Carels, R September
Child Indicators Research 6, 579-592, 2013
482013
A qualitative inquiry investigating adolescents' sense of hope within a context of violence in a disadvantaged community in Cape Town
SA Isaacs, S Savahl
Journal of Youth Studies 17 (2), 269-278, 2014
452014
Validation of the Children’s Hope Scale amongst a sample of adolescents in the Western Cape region of South Africa
S Savahl, F Casas, S Adams
Child Indicators Research 9, 701-713, 2016
442016
The use of visual methods to explore how children construct and assign meaning to the ‘‘self ’’ within two urban communities in the Western Cape, South Africa
E Benninger, S Savahl
International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-Being 11, 2016
382016
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