Adolescent Protective Factors of Substance Use: Comparing Youth's Responses by Their Indication of Their Family's Military Status
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Summary
Findings indicate a school-based prevention approach previously found to be effective among middle school students is also effective for youth from military families.
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- article
- Published
- 2013-07-01
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Keywords
Intervention (counseling), Substance use, Psychology, Clinical psychology, Military personnel
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