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Adaptive Intervention Strategies in Conduct Problems Prevention
This pilot study conducts feasibility research to develop adaptive intervention strategies for conduct problems prevention. The adaptive model will stipulate for whom only brief prevention strategies are sufficient and for whom more intensive strategies are necessary. The research will involve youth (10-17 years of age) identified by law enforcement as early offenders and who are referred for pre-court juvenile diversion programming.
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