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Using Focus Groups to Facilitate Culturally Anchored Researchtural groups. For instance, Bronfenbrenner’s (1979) discussion of the “social address” model and Howard and Scott’s (1981) discussion of “deficiency formulations“each criticize the comparative frameworks, which dominate the literature on ethnic minorities in the United States. They argue that compar

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The Structure of Problem and Positive Behavior among American Indian Adolescents: Gender and Communiths have been reported to exhibit higher levels of serious problems such as depression and suicide, substance use, and school leaving (U.S. Congress, 1990). Blum, Harmon, Harris, Bergeisen, and Resnick (1992) reported that for the majority of the psychological and physical problems of concern during

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Kapitel 2. Differenzierbare Funktionen, effect social change. Community psychologists work in and with schools, neighborhood organizations, religious institutions, and government agencies on social issues including discrimination, violence, educational achievement, and health. Using a social ecological paradigm as their guiding framework

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Taylorentwicklung und Potenzreihenng up to the experimental treatment, constitutes a serious threat to the validity of the findings. However, in social intervention programs nonparticipation is a commonplace reality. Since nonparticipation is a pervasive reality in virtually every type of social intervention program, field experimen

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Marietta Sue Brady,Stanley E. Katzung children who are handicapped or living in poverty. Indeed, the claim is often broadened to support public provision of universal early childhood programs. At least two reasons are apparent for the popularity of the cost-effectiveness argument: (a) the commonsense appeal of early intervention as

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Analysis of Climate Variability delivery (Agranoff & Pattakos, Cumming, 1967; Leopold & Schein, 1975; Tessler & Goldman, 1982; Turner & TenHoor, 1978). Historically, attempts to coordinate services among agencies have relied upon voluntary mechanisms that have sought to maintain agency autonomy while facilitating coordinated acti

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Modeling of Wireless Fading Channels,, Sarason, Shearin, Pierce, and Sarason (1987), and others, researchers are making clearer distinctions between three facets of social support: . (i.e., the extensivity and density of the social network), . (i.e., appraisals of the availability and adequacy of supportive ties), and . (or .) . (i.e.,