Citation

Royse D. Adolescence 1998; 33(129): 145-158.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1998, Libra Publishers)

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Abstract

Note: This publication evaluated the Brothers Project, a mentoring program developed for African-American adolescents in Lexington, KY. The Project was designed to improve self-esteem, attitudes towards alcohol and drugs, grades, school attendance, and problem behavior.

Kentucky
Juvenile Self-Esteem
Juvenile Attitudes
Juvenile Perceptions
Mentoring
Prevention Program
Substance Use Prevention
Drug Use Prevention
Alcohol Use Prevention
Self-Esteem Development
School Performance
School Achievement
School Attendance
African American Juvenile
Program Evaluation
Juvenile Behavior
Juvenile Problem Behavior
Behavior Intervention
Behavior Prevention
Substance Use Intervention
Intervention Program
At Risk Youth
At Risk Juvenile
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