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Psychosocial Development and Black Male Masculinity: Implications for Counseling Economically Disadvantaged African American Male Adolescents

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Gender Roles and Identity Studies Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development Counseling Practices and Supervision

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Few articles exist on issues related to counseling African American male adolescents. This article examines developmental and sex role factors and their importance for counseling interventions and the counselor‐client relationship. Implications are drawn for counselors desiring to improve their abilities to assist this population.

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