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Book 1990 describe the development of an alternative intervention model, to examine its salient processes, to provide a test of its relative effective­ ness, and to give a description of its systemic impacts. The process described was based on the notion that improvement in our approaches to troubled youth l

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Dictionary of Minor Planet Namesn the relationship between multiple measures of delinquent behavior, theoretical notions on the etiology of delinquency, and systematic attempts to impact those variables that have been proposed as causes of delinquency.

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Conclusions and Implications,n the relationship between multiple measures of delinquent behavior, theoretical notions on the etiology of delinquency, and systematic attempts to impact those variables that have been proposed as causes of delinquency.

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Empirical History of Treatment Efficacy,ertaken in order to put the research reported in Chapters 4 through 11 in its empirical context. This review used the specific methods of formal meta-analysis. After a brief presentation of the need for meta-analysis, the methods of the review are presented, followed by the results and a discussion

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Study I: Intervention Process and Outcome Results,ting and child advocacy within a broad spectrum of domains (AC), with the family as the central focus (AC—FF) and under the auspices of the juvenile court (AC—CS). The Relationship Condition (RC) explored the effectiveness of a therapeutic relationship focusing solely on the youth and the volunteer,

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Study II: Intervention Process and Outcome Results,avior to a greater extent than treatment-as-usual by a juvenile court. The major purpose of Study II was to examine the generalizability of this treatment by varying volunteer types to include community college students (CCV) and individuals from the community at large (CV), as well as university st