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Mentoring relationship closures in big brothers big sisters community mentoring programs: patterns and associated risk factors
Previous research suggests that early mentoring relationship (MR) closures may have harmful consequences for the health and well-being of youth participating in community-based mentoring programs. However, knowledge of the factors that lead some MRs to close early has been slow to emerge. This study
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