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Acquisition of Knowledge and Skills in an Online Graduate Degree in Youth Development Leadership by William H. Quinn, Edmond P. Bowers, Parisa Hadiandehkordi, Barry A. Garst

“…As the youth development field has grown, there has been an increased focus on building academic preparation programs in youth development that prepare leaders…”
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Advancing Academic Pathways for Building Capacity in the Youth Development Profession by William H. Quinn, Barry A. Garst, Edmond P. Bowers, Kayla L. Weston

“…The growing literature on the theory and practice of youth development provides a framework for youth-serving practitioners to design, implement, and grow…”
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Supporting military-connected teens to thrive: a qualitative evaluation of a leadership program from the perspective of teens and adult advisors by Parry, Benjamin J., Patino, Maira, Garst, Barry A., Bowers, Edmond P., Quinn, William H., Heffington, Leslie E.

“…For teens growing up in military-connected families, challenges relating to relocation, parental deployment, and reintegration add layers of stress to an…”
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Fostering youth leader credibility: Professional, organizational, and community impacts associated with completion of an online master's degree in youth development leadership by Garst, Barry A., Weston, Kayla L., Bowers, Edmond P., Quinn, William H.

“…Youth development leaders (YDLs) take diverse pathways to obtain the knowledge and skills needed for youthwork, from progression through organizational…”
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Cultivating knowledge of resiliency and reintegration among military youth through a national youth leadership program by Weston, Kayla L., Garst, Barry A., Bowers, Edmond P., Quinn, William H.

“…•Leadership training incorporating the 7 Cs of resilience model may be an effective strategy for programs seeking to build resilience among military youth.•A…”
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Benefits and Challenges of a Blended Online Youth Development Graduate Degree Program by Garst, Barry A., Bowers, Edmond P., Quinn, William H., Weston, Kayla L.

“…While many academic degree programs target nontraditional students who are working professionals, the literature exploring the challenges facing nontraditional…”
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The Ecological Effects of Universal and Selective Violence Prevention Programs for Middle School Students: A Randomized Trial by Simon, Thomas R, Ikeda, Robin M, Smith, Emilie Phillips, Reese, Le'Roy E, Rabiner, David L, Miller, Shari, Winn, Donna-Marie, Dodge, Kenneth A, Asher, Steven R, Horne, Arthur M, Orpinas, Pamela, Martin, Roy, Quinn, William H, Tolan, Patrick H, Gorman-Smith, Deborah, Henry, David B, Gay, Franklin N, Schoeny, Michael, Farrell, Albert D, Meyer, Aleta L, Sullivan, Terri N, Allison, Kevin W

“…This study reports the findings of a multisite randomized trial evaluating the separate and combined effects of 2 school-based approaches to reduce violence…”
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Family Adaptation to Brain Injury: Coping and Psychological Distress by Carnes, Stefanie L, Quinn, William H

“…This investigation examined variables related to family adaptation to brain injury that may contribute to a more functional level of adaptation for family…”
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Predictors of family participation in a multiple family group intervention for aggressive middle school students by Quinn, William H., Hall, Dan B., Smith, Emilie P., Rabiner, David

“…The authors examine predictors of family participation in the G.R.E.A.T. Families Program of the Multisite Violence Prevention Project (MVPP), a four‐site…”
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Community-Based multiple family groups to prevent and reduce violent and aggressive behavior: The GREAT Families Program by Phillips Smith, Emilie, Gorman-Smith, Deborah, Quinn, William H, Rabiner, David L, Tolan, Patrick H, Winn, Donna-Marie

“…This paper describes the targeted intervention component of GREAT Schools and Families. The intervention—GREAT Families—is composed of 15 weekly multiple…”
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Effectiveness of a Multiple Family Group Intervention for Juvenile First Offenders in Reducing Parent Stress by Caldwell, Christopher Les, Horne, Arthur M, Davidson, Bernard, Quinn, William H

“…Parenting practices are major influences on incidents of juvenile delinquency. Stress experienced by parents of children with behavioral problems is a leading…”
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A multiple family group intervention for first-time juvenile offenders: Comparisons with probation and dropouts on recidivism by Quinn, William H., Van Dyke, David J.

“…This study evaluated a multiple‐family group‐intervention program (MFGI) for first‐time juvenile offenders. The recidivism rate for subjects who completed the…”
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Understanding the Role of Cigarette Promotion and Youth Smoking in a Changing Marketing Environment by Krugman, Dean M., Quinn, William H., Sung, Yongjun, Morrison, Margaret

“…In 2001, $11.21 billion was spent on domestic cigarette advertising and promotion, an increase of 16.9% over 2000. This article explains how cigarette industry…”
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Session Two Outcome of the Formula First Session Task in Problem- and Solution-Focused Approaches by Jordan, Karin, Quinn, William H

“…Evaluated treatment effects in single session process using problem-focused approach and solution-focused approach. Findings indicated significant difference…”
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Community-Based multiple family groups to prevent and reduce violent and aggressive behavior by Phillips Smith, Emilie, Gorman-Smith, Deborah, Quinn, William H, Rabiner, David L, Tolan, Patrick H, Winn, Donna-Marie

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Dimensions of Therapeutic Alliance and Their Associations with Outcome in Family Therapy by Quinn, William, Dotson, Damond, Jordan, Karin

“…The relationship between the client and the therapist continues to be regarded as an important aspect of the therapeutic process. This study examined the…”
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THERAPIST AND CLIENT BEHAVIORS IN THE FIRST INTERVIEW: EFFECGTS ON SESSION IMPACT AND TREATMENT DURATION by Odell, Mark, Quinn, William H.

“…The first‐session behaviors of therapists and clients in 38 cases were observationally codes and their relations to client ratings of session impact and…”
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Therapist and client behaviors in the first interview: effects on session impact and treatment duration by Odell, M, Quinn, W H

“…The first-session behaviors of therapists and clients in 38 cases were observationally coded and their relations to client ratings of session impact and…”
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Predictors of Marital Adjustment During the First Two Years by Quinn, William H., Odell, Mark

“…Marital difficulties for many couples occur early in marriage. Approximately 21% of marriages end within the first two years and 40% end by the fourth year…”
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Congruence, Desire for Change, and Adjustment During the First Year of Marriage by Odell, Mark, Quinn, William H.

“…This longitudinal study was an examination of the marital relationship during its first year to discover what relations exist between congruence on initial…”
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