Investigating and Linking Social Conditions of African American Children and Adolescents with Emotio

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Investigating and Linking Social Conditions of
African American Children and Adolescents with
Emotional Well-being

• Margaret Beale Spencer, PhD
• University of Pennsylvania
• Morehouse School of Medicine Fourth Annual
  Primary Care and Prevention Conference and Tenth
  Annual HELA Womens Health Conference, Sept. 21,
  2005, Atlanta GA

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Table 1 Correlations between Physical and
Emotional Distress and Risk and Protective Factors
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Table 1 cont. Correlations between Physical and
Emotional Distress and Risk and Protective Factors
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Table 2 Percent Involvement in Volunteer
Activities that Help the Family by Gender and
Grade.
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Table 3 Means and Standard Deviations of
Youths Emotional Distress Scores as a Function
of Gender and Helping Behavior
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Table 7 Correlations between Physical and
Emotional Distress and Supports, Challenges and
Coping
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Table 7 cont. Correlations between Physical and
Emotional Distress and Supports, Challenges and
Coping
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