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RECENZE KNIHY VOLNÝ ČAS: DEFINICE – FUNKCE – DETERMINANTYReviews
Olga Kesnerová Řádková
Social Pathology and Prevention 2024, 10(1):103-105 
ZKUŠENOSTI NAŠICH STUDENTEK SPECIÁLNÍ PEDAGOGIKY Z PRAKTICKÉ STÁŽE V ITÁLIIReports
Kateřina Janků
Social Pathology and Prevention 2024, 10(1):95-100
POTKANI VE TŘÍDĚ: PŘEKRAČOVÁNÍ HRANIC TRADIČNÍHO VZDĚLÁVÁNÍ (INOVATIVNÍ PŘÍSTUPY V PROJEKTOVÉM VYUČOVÁNÍ SOCIÁLNÍ PSYCHOLOGIE NA SLEZSKÉ UNIVERZITĚ V OPAVĚ)Reports
Lucia Drotárová
Social Pathology and Prevention 2024, 10(1):87-93
TRANSITIONAL FOSTER CARE AS A CRISIS INSTITUTE – EXPERIENCE AFTER 10 YEARS OF FUNCTIONINGArticles
Petr Míchal
Social Pathology and Prevention 2024, 10(1):65-84 | DOI: 10.25142/spp.2024.001
Transitional foster care is a crisis institute of foster family care that has been developing significantly from 2013 to the present in the Czech Republic. The roots of today’s form of transitional foster care go back deep into history, and its development was also influenced by the changing view of foster care during the socialist period and the changes after 1989. Over the past 10 years, transitional foster care has become the dominant form of crisis care for newborn and young children in the Czech Republic. This is evidenced by the development of the number of families providing transitional foster care and the number of children entrusted...
ALTERNATING RESIDENCE AND SWINGING PENDULUM OF CONSTITUTIONAL COURTArticles
Martin Kornel
Social Pathology and Prevention 2024, 10(1):45-63 | DOI: 10.25142/spp.2024.003
Statistics show that there has been a significant increase in the number of cases where a minor child is entrusted by the court order to the alternate care of his or her parents in the Czech Republic within the last 10 years. This is a consequence ofthe decision-making practice of the Constitutional Court, which emphasises the priority of alternate care and its importance for respecting the rights of both parents and the child. At the same time, data from foreign research show that, in general, the positives outweigh the negatives of such arrangements, or at least do not support the conclusion that alternating care has a worse impact on children than...
TRAUMA IN CHILDREN IN CONNECTION WITH CLOSE RELATIONSHIPSArticles
Leona Jochmannová
Social Pathology and Prevention 2024, 10(1):29-43 | DOI: 10.25142/spp.2023.020
Knowledge regarding the impact of traumatic events on children has undergone dynamic development in the last decade. The new diagnostic manuals DSM-5 and ICD-11 bring a new perspective on the diagnostic classification and open up space to better identify and treat manifestations of the consequences of trauma in children by research findings. These manifestations are very broad and interchangeable with other diagnostic categories. Violence in close relationships then brings numerous specifics of the entire context of dynamics and impacts. Socially pathological phenomena observable in children’s behaviour must be identified and addressed through...
SERVICES FOR DIVORCING PARENTS – AN EMPOWERMENT TOOL OR DISEMPOWERING ELEMENTArticles
Martina Cirbusová
Social Pathology and Prevention 2024, 10(1):11-28 | DOI: 10.25142/spp.2024.002
The family break-up is considered by experts to be one of the most difficult periods in a person’s life. Divorce brings destabilization to all areas of an individual’s life. Even though parents often think about the legal aspects of divorce, very soon other aspects, and effects in the psychological, economic, social, etc. aspects begin to emerge, which the individual family members must deal with. This article seeks to analyse, in the context of family breakdown, how the services offered to parents at this time in their lives either facilitate or undermine the use of parental authority, or when parents retain or lose autonomy in decision-making....
EDITORIALEditorial
Vlasta Cabanová
Social Pathology and Prevention 2024, 10(1):7-8
RECENZE KNIHY DEFEAT SOCIAL MEDIA ADDICTION: HOW WITHDRAWING FROM SOCIAL MEDIA WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE POSITIVELY AND WHAT YOU NEED TO DO TO DO THISOur reviews
Marie Bajnarová
Social Pathology and Prevention 2023, 9(2):133-135
RECENZE KNIHY VYBRANÉ KAPITOLY Z DEMOGRAFIEOur reviews
Kamil Janiš
Social Pathology and Prevention 2023, 9(2):131-132
RECENZE KNIHY SEX, NÁSILÍ A SPOLEČNOST: KONSENSUÁLNÍ SADOMASOCHISMUS JAKO SOUČÁST KULTURYOur reviews
Kamil Janiš
Social Pathology and Prevention 2023, 9(2):129-130
RODINNÁ MEDIACE ZAHRNUJÍCÍ DĚTI – KAZUISTIKA Z MEDIAČNÍHO A EDUKAČNÍHO CENTRA BRNOFrom the work and experiences of our students and experts from the practice
Robin Brzobohatý, Martina Cirbusová
Social Pathology and Prevention 2023, 9(2):123-126
KULATÉ STOLY POŘÁDANÉ NA FAKULTĚ PODPORUJÍ PLNĚNÍ TŘETÍ ROLE UNIVERZITYReport on significant events
Vladimíra Kocourková, Edita Ondřejová
Social Pathology and Prevention 2023, 9(2):119-120
THE SENSE OF EMPOWERMENT AND THE LEVEL OF PARENTING STRESS EXPERIENCED BY MOTHERS OF CHILDREN WITH AUTISMReview articles
Anna Banasiak
Social Pathology and Prevention 2023, 9(2):103-116 | DOI: 10.25142/spp.2023.018
RODINA V PRŮBĚHU 20. STOLETÍReview articles
Kamil Janiš, Zdeňka Římovská
Social Pathology and Prevention 2023, 9(2):91-101 | DOI: 10.25142/spp.2023.017
WHEN TWO PEOPLE DO THE SAME THING, IT’S NOT THE SAME THING: CONSISTENCIES AND DIFFERENCES IN CONTENT ANALYSIS OF THERAPY DIARIESReview articles
Irena Loudová, Kateřina Strnadová, Silvie Urbanová
Social Pathology and Prevention 2023, 9(2):77-90 | DOI: 10.25142/spp.2023.019
SMARTPHONE ADDICTION AND ITS CONSEQUENCE ON THE PERCEIVED THREAT IN HEALTH, FAMILY SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC AREASReview articles
Helena Pospíšilová, Pavla Macháčková
Social Pathology and Prevention 2023, 9(2):61-75 | DOI: 10.25142/spp.2023.016
THE RISK OF ADDICTIVE INTERNET USE AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS IN SLOVAKIAReview articles
Soňa Kollárová
Social Pathology and Prevention 2023, 9(2):47-59 | DOI: 10.25142/spp.2023.011
AUTONOMIE RODINY VERSUS BENEFICENCE MATKY: JE OTEC U PORODU OPOROU NEBO PŘÍTĚŽÍ?Review articles
Kateřina Ivanová, Adéla Lemrová
Social Pathology and Prevention 2023, 9(2):27-45 | DOI: 10.25142/spp.2023.009
NOVÝ POHĽAD NA VYMEDZENIE POJMU RODINAReview articles
Libuša Gužíková
Social Pathology and Prevention 2023, 9(2):13-25 | DOI: 10.25142/spp.2023.010
EDITORIALEditorial
Robin Brzobohatý
Social Pathology and Prevention 2023, 9(2):7-9
EditorialEditorial
Jitka Skopalová
Social Pathology and Prevention 23, 9(1):7
RECENZE KNIHY NOVÉ FORMY ŠKOLNÍHO PODVÁDĚNÍ A VYRUŠOVÁNÍ V KONTEXTU DIGITÁLNÍHO VZDĚLÁVÁNÍOur reviews
Kamil Janiš
Social Pathology and Prevention 23, 9(1):111-113
RECENZE KNIHY SEXUÁLNÍ PRÁCE V ČR: VÝVOJ, TRENDY A VÝZVY.Our reviews
Kamil Janiš
Social Pathology and Prevention 23, 9(1):107-109
RECENZE KNIHY THE GOODNESS PARADOX: HOW EVOLUTION MADE US BOTH MORE AND LESS VIOLENTOur reviews
Petr Slováček
Social Pathology and Prevention 23, 9(1):105-106
THE DEVELOPMENT OF EVALUATION OF THE SITUATION OF THE CHILD AND HIS FAMILY IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC, OR THE NEEDS OF THE CHILD ARE A PRIORITYFrom the work and experiences of our students and experts from the practice
Petra Ďuraško Mádlová, Johana Mertová
Social Pathology and Prevention 23, 9(1):97-101
MODERNÍ VÝZVY LIDSTVA: CYKLUS PŘEDNÁŠEKReport on significant events
Marta Kolaříková
Social Pathology and Prevention 23, 9(1):91-93
SOCIÁLNE ZNEVÝHODNENÉ PROSTREDIE A VIZUÁLNA GRAMOTNOSŤ V PRIMÁRNOM VZDELÁVANÍReview articles
Beáta Pošteková
Social Pathology and Prevention 23, 9(1):49-64 | DOI: 10.25142/spp.2023.012
INTEGRATION AND LANGUAGE EDUCATION OF PUPILS FROM UKRAINE INTO THE CZECH PRIMARY SCHOOL SYSTEMReview articles
Jaromíra Šindelářová
Social Pathology and Prevention 23, 9(1):31-48 | DOI: 10.25142/spp.2023.014
FOSTER CARE IN GERMANY – CURRENT STATUS AND ISSUESReview articles
Wolfgang Beck
Social Pathology and Prevention 23, 9(1):19-29 | DOI: 10.25142/spp.2023.007