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ISSN:1866-2625

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Cathrin D Green,Melissa R Dvorsky,Joshua M Langberg et al. Cathrin D Green et al.
Adolescents with Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) experience significant impairment in functioning. There are multiple clinic-based interventions that address these impairments (e.g., behavioral parent training). However, cli...
Elizabeth A Baker,Stephanie K Brewer,Julie Sarno Owens et al. Elizabeth A Baker et al.
There has been an increase in school mental health research aimed at producing generalizable knowledge to address longstanding science-to-practice gaps to increase children's access to evidence-based mental health services. Successful disse...
Kimberly T Arnold,Keshia M Pollack Porter,Shannon Frattaroli et al. Kimberly T Arnold et al.
Limited research exists about factors that influence the sustainability of preventive school mental health interventions when research support ends. This study assessed barriers and facilitators to sustaining RAP (Relax, be Aware, do a Pers...
Jonathan R Olson,Megan Lucy,Marianne A Kellogg et al. Jonathan R Olson et al.
The Northwest Mental Health Technology Transfer Center (MHTTC) provides workforce training and technical assistance (TA) to support evidence-based school mental health practices. Historically, this support targeted school professionals thro...
Hannah S Szlyk Hannah S Szlyk
While research supports a strong association between risk of school dropout and suicidality, this youth population remains understudied. This qualitative study addresses this gap by examining self-reported risk and protective factors among ...
John R Seeley,Jason W Small,Edward G Feil et al. John R Seeley et al.
Preschoolers with elevated anxiety symptoms are at high risk not only for developing more severe mental health disorders in later life but are also apt to respond more poorly to intervention if they present with comorbid disruptive behavior...
Aaron M Thompson,Francis Huang,Tyler Smith et al. Aaron M Thompson et al.
The purpose of this paper is to confirm the factor structure, examine the invariance, and investigate the predictive validity using disciplinary data for 5262 high school students who completed the Early Identification System-Student Respon...
Paula Nurius,Kara LaValley,Moo-Hyun Kim Paula Nurius
Growing evidence suggests that exposure to early life adversity poses risk to youth development, with impaired mental health a central concern. This population-representative study of adolescent students (n=11,222) investigates the effects ...
Charles E Cunningham,Heather Rimas,Tracy Vaillancourt et al. Charles E Cunningham et al.
We used a discrete choice conjoint experiment to model the anti-bullying (AB) program preferences of 1080 junior kindergarten to Grade 8 educators. Participants chose between hypothetical AB programs that varied combinations of 12 design at...
Stephanie A Moore,Erin Dowdy,Karen Nylund-Gibson et al. Stephanie A Moore et al.
Using latent profile analysis (LPA), this study empirically identified dual-factor mental health subtypes, with a goal of examining structural stability of emerging latent classes over three high school years. Profiles' relations with dista...