Social Network Enhancement Strategies to Address Limited Support Networks in Young Adulthood: State of the Science
Jennifer E. Blakeslee
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Jennifer E. Blakeslee
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This review focuses on populations where systems involvement is presumed to impact the size, strength, and supportiveness of social networks, including young people who have experienced out-of-home placement in foster care, juvenile justice, or residential treatment.
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This review focuses on populations where systems involvement is presumed to impact the size, strength, and supportiveness of social networks, including young people who have experienced out-of-home placement in foster care, juvenile justice, or residential treatment.
Key concepts: Social network (sociolinguistics), State (computer science), Network science, Computer science, Sociology, Data science, Complex network, World Wide Web