EXPANDING EMPLOYMENT SKILLS AND SOCIAL NETWORKS AMONG TEEN MOTHERS: CASE STUDY OF A MENTOR PROGRAM
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ZIPPAY, A., EXPANDING EMPLOYMENT SKILLS AND SOCIAL NETWORKS AMONG TEEN MOTHERS: CASE STUDY OF A MENTOR PROGRAM. JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY, Vol. 23, no. 5 (1995), p. 51-69.
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Asesoramiento, Experiencias, Inclusión laboral, Madre adolescente, Servicios sociales
Asesoramiento, Experiencias, Inclusión laboral, Madre adolescente, Servicios sociales
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