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Mexican American adolescents' perceptions of dating violence programs: Recommendations for effective program design and implementation
Lela Williams
, Heidi L. Adams
, Bianca N. Altamirano
Southwest Interdisciplinary Research Center (SIRC)
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Program Implementation
100%
Program Design
100%
Dating Violence
100%
Teen Dating Violence
100%
Mexican-origin Youth
100%
Effective Programs
100%
Mexican Adolescents
100%
Program Recommendation
100%
Adolescent Perceptions
100%
Acculturation
66%
Youth Participation
33%
Peer Relationships
33%
Between-group
33%
Vulnerable Populations
33%
Potential Barrier
33%
Cultural Values
33%
Close Relationships
33%
Understudied Populations
33%
Bicultural
33%
Culturally Grounded
33%
Within-group
33%
Cultural Variability
33%
Phenomenological Study
33%
Familismo
33%
Variability Design
33%
Psychology
Adolescence
100%
Acculturation
66%
Study Design
33%
Bicultural
33%
Focus Group
33%
Close Relationship
33%
Peer Relationships
33%