Evaluation of the effects of the Aban Aya youth project in reducing violence among African American adolescent males using latent class growth mixture modeling techniques

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The growth mixture modeling techniques that evaluate the preventive effects of the Aban Aya Youth Project in reducing the rate of growth of violence among the African American adolescents males are employed. Results show effects for three distinct classes of participants with significant effects on high-risk class but not for the medium-or low-risk classes.

Prevention, Behavior, African Americans, Violence research, Youth violence

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AN INNOVATIVE METHOD FOR EVALUATING STRATEGIC GOALS IN A PUBLIC AGENCY

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Three aspects of conservation leadership within the United States Forest Service were evaluated: stewardship and ethics, collaborative planning and decision making and the use of science-based management. This research evaluates the achievements of strategic planning of the Forest Service.

Methods, Management, United States. Forest Service, Public administration

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