Limitations & Research Implications Implications for Practitioners

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Limitations & Research Implications Implications for Practitioners Put your amazing attention-getting title right here - Yep, right here at this spot 1st Author Name Here Department 2nd Author Name Here 3rd Author Name Here Background Methods Sample Characteristics 343 ninth grade, Latino adolescent 14 to 16 years old (M = 14.57, SD = .56) Genders % men % women Ethnic groups 73.3% Mexican origin % White % Black 86.3% youth born in the U.S. 94.5% of parents were foreign born 79.9% two biological parent Measurement Parent-Adolescent Conflict Scale (Thayer, 2005) 19 items 1 = Never; 5 = Most of the time α = .82 for mothers; α = .80 for fathers Inventory of Parent and Peer Attachment (Armsden & Greenberg, 1987) Reduced 9-item version (e.g., "I trust my mother") 1 = almost never or never; 4 = almost always or always α = .91 for mothers; α = .93 for fathers Center for Epidemiologic Study’s Inventory for depressive symptoms (CES-D; Radloff, 1977) 20-items (e.g., "I had crying spells") 0 = rarely or none of the time (less than 1 day); 3 = mostly or almost all the time (5-7 days). α = .86 Conclusions Review of Literature Discuss why we are about this research Any other reasons here And more reasons here And more reasons here. With some subpoints here. What the heck, a few more reasons here. And a subpoint. Furthermore, another subpoint. Purpose Write in the purpose here Furthermore, blah blah. Who can these results benefit? Hypotheses Type in hypotheses here … could also be the research questions Might as well add some more here Would be a boring study if you only had two And one more would be nice Procedures Los Angeles area high school 89% Latino 92% socio-economic disadvantaged Adolescents in 9th grade elective courses were given consent forms by teachers. Students who returned signed parental consent and youth assent forms completed self-administered surveys, which were available only in English. Trained, bilingual, undergraduate and graduate student, research assistants collected, coded, entered, and verified the data. Discussion Discuss results here Discuss more results here And more results here And more discussion here. With some subpoints here. What the heck, a bit more discussion here. And a subpoint. Furthermore, another subpoint. Limitations & Research Implications Write in a few limitations here Furthermore, blah blah. Implications for Practitioners Our findings have important implication for practice and policy Discuss implications here And more implications here And more implications here. Implication for research. First, the findings suggest blah blah. Results Summary of Results Add in a concise summary of the results