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More Than a Nice Thing to Do: A Practice-Based Evidence Approach to Outcome Evaluation in Native Yotiveness evaluation within a community agency serving urban American Indian and Alaska Native youth and families. This response to the demand for “evidence-based practice” includes a community-based participatory research approach to identifying youth outcomes valued by the community, the developmen

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Psychology of Older American Indians and Alaska Natives: Strengths and Challenges to Maintaining Menvironmental factors, and barriers to help-seeking as major challenges to the maintenance of mental health in this group. We also describe several strengths that contribute to resilience among Native elders, including support systems, ethnic and cultural identity, and spirituality. We provide recomm

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Psychology of Asian American Adults: Challenges and Strengths,, acculturative stress, and family conflict as major challenges to psychological adjustment and mental health. Second, psychosocial factors that contribute to resilience in Asian American adults are discussed, specifically, cultural values, family, religious and community institutions, and ethnic id

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Psychology of European American Children,stitutions, such as schools, devote more resources to children’s mental health (United States Department of Health and Human Services (USDHHS) 1999a), relatively little is known about the needs and resources of some groups of children. In this chapter, we will focus on European American children and

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