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Hair, E. C., Moore, K. A., Ling, T. J., McPhee-Baker, C., & Brown, B. V. (2009). Youth who are “disconnected” and those who then reconnect: Assessing the influence of family, programs, peers and communities. Child Trends, 37, 1-8.
Hair, Elizabeth C., et al. "Youth who are “disconnected” and those who then reconnect: Assessing the influence of family, programs, peers and communities." Child Trends 37 (2009): 1-8.
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Youth who are “disconnected” and those who then reconnect: Assessing the influence of family, programs, peers and communities.

after school programs, family programs

Moore, Ling

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… We also focused on family factors such as parental awareness of child activities and friends, family routines, parent religiosity, mother-youth relationship, and parental involvement in school. To determine the influence of youth characteristics on disconnection, we considered …

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