Childhood survival refers to the strategies and resilience children develop to endure adversity, trauma, or unstable environments. It's used in psychology, social work, and education to assess coping mechanisms and inform support. Beneficiaries include at-risk youth, caregivers, therapists, and policymakers seeking to foster healing and healthy development.
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