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Ecological momentary assessment of targeted and non‐targeted symptom changes in clinical anxiety and irritability among children and adolescents receiving cognitive behavioral therapy

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Abstract Background Decades of youth psychotherapy research have demonstrated the efficacy of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) on targeted symptoms using standardized, retrospective clinician‐, child‐, and parent‐report. Advancements in digital technologies can be leveraged to capture granular symptom change in patients' natural environments.
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Dropouts: In High School and After School

American Educational Research Journal, 1968
In 1960 Project TALENT tested approximately 440,000 students attending over 1,300 public and private high schools in all parts of the country. The second phase of this large-scale longitudinal study of American youth was the collection of follow-up data from the same young people tested in 1960. Using data collected from one of the grades participating
Janet Combs, William W. Cooley
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High School Dropouts

Urban Education, 1976
Are Hispanic-American high school students particularly drop-out prone? In Philadelphia parochial schools drop-out proneness is more closely related to academic achievement than to surname.
Carrolyn K. Iwamoto   +2 more
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School as Perceived by the Dropout

The Journal of Negro Education, 1968
Interest in the dropout is running at an all-time high. Educators, social scientists, legislators, and the citizenry are concerned with what has come to be defined as a major social problem.' Many local and a number of national programs have been developed to stem this tide of withdrawal, which has reached several million in a given year.' Moreover ...
George H. Weber, Annabelle B. Motz
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Reducing medical school dropouts

BMJ, 2018
Creating five new medical schools will benefit none other than the schools themselves, who will receive more government funding and students’ tuition fees.1 I agree with Shah’s suggestion to reduce medical student dropouts to increase the number of local graduates.2 When I was a student in an English medical school, a professor congratulated us …
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Alcohol intoxication and school dropout

Drug and Alcohol Review, 1998
AbstractThe aim of the study was to investigate if alcohol intoxications predict dropout from senior high school over and beyond the effect of alcohol consumption and to seek out potential confounding or mediating mechanisms in the form of a longitudinal cohort‐sequential survey.
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High School Dropout

Urban Education, 1981
The correlates and presumable causes for dropping out: The phenomenon is more complex than might have been expected.
Trevor E. Sewell   +2 more
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Perception of School Dropout with the Perspective of School Administrators

Turkish Journal of Applied Social Work
In today's society, school dropout is a widespread problem in every country, regardless of whether it is a developed, developing or underdeveloped country. It is a social as well as an educational problem with multiple causes, although the dropout situation of each child differs from each other. The aim of this study is to evaluate the causes of school
Mehmet Atasayar   +5 more
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School Dropouts

2021
Eli Ginzberg   +2 more
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The School Dropout Problem

The Clearing House: A Journal of Educational Strategies, Issues and Ideas, 1960
(1960). The School Dropout Problem. The Clearing House: A Journal of Educational Strategies, Issues and Ideas: Vol. 35, No. 4, pp. 207-210.
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