Implications of Self-Reported Levels of Hope in Latino and Latina Youth on Probation

Implications of Self-Reported Levels of Hope in Latino and Latina Youth on Probation

Juvenile justice researchers and practitioners have focused more attention on studying risk factors for juvenile delinquency than on the positive psychological variables that may serve as potential protective factors for at-risk youth. To further understand the role of protective factors associated...

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