Effects of behavior and family structure on perceptions.

Lawrence H.Ganong · Marilyn J. Coleman · Grant Jones

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Family Dynamics and Relationships Psychology and Mental Health Psychosocial Factors Impacting Youth

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Forty-five men and 98 women enrolled in a course on adolescents responded to 1 of 9 paragraphs describing a male adolescent meeting with his school counselor. The adolescent's family structure (nuclear, single mother, stepfather) and recent behavior (good, bad, neutral) were varied. Respondents completed the Predicted Behavior of an Adolescent Questionnaire (PBAQ), the First Impressions Questionnaire (FIQ), and an open-ended question asking them to «explain» the adolescent's situation

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