Resilience and vulnerability: The deployment experiences of youth in military families
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| Year of Publication |
2010
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| Pagination |
32 pp.
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| Date Published |
06/2010
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| Institution |
Department of Human Development Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Department of Child and Family Development The University of Georgia
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| Abstract |
Report summarizes findings of a study supported by the U.S. Army's Military Kids that focused on the adaptation of adolescents in military famiies when a parent is deployed, as well as when the family experiences multiple deployments. Adolescents were identified via their attendance in one of their camps and through state 4-H military liaisons. The findings are an expansion of the previous work by the above authors published in 2005. The report is divided into 6 sections. Findings are largely anecdotal and implications are provided for future research, including support for parents and youth. |
| Notes |
Printed copy. Jay A. Mancini and Lydia I Marek, Principal Investigators. Byline includes "with Kristin E. Wade, Sarah J. McElhaney, Bradford B. Wiles, John L. Butler VI, & James L. Ford" |
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