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It's good to know that you got somebody that's not going anywhere: Attitudes and beliefs of older youth in foster care about child welfare-based natural mentoring

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2006Family Relationships and Support Systems in Emerging Adulthood.402 cited

2013Handbook of Youth Mentoring306 cited

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