Adolescent satisfaction with school-based mental health services

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Issues regarding adolescent satisfaction with school-based mental health programs are discussed. A sample of adolescents, primarily minority youth residing in an urban area, completed satisfaction surveys, and results indicated them to be highly satisfied with their mental health services. Aspects of the services they valued are listed.

Innovations, Adolescent psychotherapy, School physicians

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The relationship between family factors and adolescent substance use in rural, suburban, and urban settings

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Family sanctions and parent communication are significant factors in teenage substance abuse, regardless of demographic factors. Lowest abuse rates were seen when families were involved in schools and spoke about the dangers of drugs, and when teenagers believed their parents cared for them.

Demographic aspects, Substance abuse

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The role of family support in interparental conflict and adolescent academic achievement

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This article discusses the role of parental conflict in children's school achievement. Topics include role of parent involvement in education and the relationship between parents' supportive behavior and adolescent adjustment.

Statistical Data Included, Research, Education, Parent and child, Parent-child relations, Adolescent psychology, Parent participation (Education)

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