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Adolescent relationships and drug use

Michael L. Hecht, Michelle A. Miller-Day, Melanie R. Trost et al.

2000

A summons to life

Robert L. Woodson

1981

Unemployment in the urban core

Stanley L. Friedlander

1972

Youth unemployment

Mark Casson

1979

Take more action

Marc Kielburger

2004

Mother to mother

Sindiwe Magona

1999

Teenage nutrition and physique,

1974

Tough turf

Sanders, Bill

1986

Dead serious

Jane Mersky Leder

1987

The Long Transition (Youth Questions)

Robert G. Hollands

1990

Suicide

Marion Crook

1996

Love, sex, and being human

Paul Bohannan

1969

Substance abuse materials for school libraries

Theodora Andrews

1985

Generation me

Jean M. Twenge

2006

The handbook of spiritual development in childhood and adolescence

Eugene C. Roehlkepartain

2006

Risking the future

National Research Council (U.S.). Panel on Adolescent Pregnancy and Childbearing.

1987

Working and growing up in America

Jeylan T. Mortimer

2002

Sexual Unfolding

Lorna J. Sarrel, Philip M. Sarrel

1979

Fever of the Bone

Val McDermid

2009

Little by little

Jean Little

1987

The age taboo

Arlene Derenski

1981

The Teenage Body Book

Kathy McCoy, Kathleen McCoy, K. McCoy et al.

1979

Combating teen smoking

Peter D. Jacobson, Paula M. Lantz, Kenneth Edgar Warner et al.

2001

Pathways to work: unemployment among black teenage females

Phyllis Ann Wallace

1974

Teen drug use

Alfred S. Friedman, George M. Beschner

1986

The hip-hop generation fights back

Andreana Clay

2012

Sex, drugs and young people

Peter Aggleton, Andrew Ball, Purnima N. Mane

2005

Reclaiming youth at risk

Steve Van Bockern, Larry K. Brendtro, Martin Brokenleg

1998

Adolescent-parental separation

Michael V. Bloom

1980

I can't stay long

Laurie Lee

1975

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