Understanding Diverging Profiles of Academic and Physical Health Outcomes in African American Youth

Keyphrases

1. African American Youth 100%
2. Physical Outcomes 100%
3. Skin-deep Resilience 100%
4. Academic Health 100%
5. Early Warning Signals 75%
6. Resilience 75%
7. Accelerated Longitudinal Design 50%
8. Physical Health 50%
9. Life Outcomes 50%
10. Resilient 50%
11. Economic Hardship 25%
12. Behavioural Indicators 25%
13. High-score 25%
14. Stress Hormones 25%
15. Economic Disparities 25%
16. Discrimination Experience 25%
17. Physiological Cost 25%
18. Incarceration Rates 25%
19. Depth Measures 25%
20. Academic Indicators 25%
21. Optimal Development 25%
22. Flow-mediated Vasodilation 25%
23. Psychological Networks 25%
24. Network Factors 25%
25. Academic Environment 25%
26. High Risk 25%
27. Chronic Disease Risk 25%
28. Under the Skin 25%
29. Diabetes Risk 25%
30. Developmental Trajectories 25%
31. Risk Profile 25%
32. Cardiovascular Risk 25%
33. Endothelial Dysfunction 25%
34. Chronic Conditions 25%
35. Educational Attainment 25%
36. Observable Behaviors 25%
37. Inflammatory Activity 25%
38. Self-control 25%
39. Psychosocial Characteristics 25%
40. High-risk Youth 25%
41. Academic Success 25%
42. Allostatic Load 25%
43. Minority Youth 25%
44. Biological Characteristics 25%
45. Social Networks 25%
46. Low-income Families 25%
47. Biological Risk 25%
48. Health Problems 25%
49. Positive Outcomes 25%
50. Racial Disparities 25%
51. High School 25%
52. Low-income Minorities 25%
53. Multisystem 25%
54. Epigenetic Aging 25%
55. Metabolic Syndrome 25%