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Ecosystems perspective has often addressed the importance of macro environments such as areas or neighborhoods in dealing with adolescent behavior. However, this approach has also limitations in terms of identifying the effects of area on the personal level. This has made it difficult to draw impl...

Ecosystems perspective has often addressed the importance of macro environments such as areas or neighborhoods in dealing with adolescent behavior. However, this approach has also limitations in terms of identifying the effects of area on the personal level. This has made it difficult to draw implications for both practice and policy. This study aims to identify the relationship between selfconcept and area effect so as to suggest implications for macro intervention in order to promote healthy development and adaptation among youth. For the purposes of this study, the following research questions are posed: Is there a difference in the level of self‐concept among youth according to their place of residence? If so, what personal and area factors cause such differences? This study used a multi‐level analysis model while utilizing KYPS and other national data. The major findings are as follows: There is a difference in the level of selfconcept according to the place of residence. Further, the level of self‐concept and perceived level of area attachment have a positive relationship. The ratio of single parents and crime rates in residential areas are also predictive factors for area difference in the level of self‐concept. The level of perceived area attachment and area disorder, which are considered beyond structural variables of area, are not statistically significant in this study. Based on these results, this study makes suggestions for collective intervention for both practice and policy.

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