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Rochelle Paice presented research on whether sole-parenting directly correlates to a child's development into a delinquent child. The research design involved surveying students about their living situations, criminal histories, anger levels, and other external factors. The survey asked about who they live with, family income, criminal records, and how often they feel angry and want to act illegally. The presentation discussed analyzing the survey data and implications for communities and health professionals.
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Tele Optometry (kunj'sppt) / Basics of tele optometry.
Nano-gold for Cancer Therapy chemistry investigatory project
Nano-gold for Cancer Therapy chemistry investigatory project
Know the difference between Endodontics and Orthodontics.
Know the difference between Endodontics and Orthodontics.
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- 2. Does Sole-Parenting have direct correlation to a child’s development into a child delinquent? Rochelle Paice
- 3. The Topic Single Parenting Child development Where I stand Precipitating factors Rochelle Paice
- 4. The Research Design My study External Factors Consent My instrument Rochelle Paice
- 5. INSTRUMENT On completion of this survey you have indicated you have given informed consent to participate in this research. AGE SEX ETHNICITY SCHOOL YEAR SCHOOL DECILE Please circle Do you live at home with? Mum and Dad Just Mum Just Dad Other, please specify : If separated, at what age were you when this happened? Who is the sole income provider in your family? Have you ever been involved in criminal activities, such as theft, burglary, illegal drinking or driving incidents etc? Do you have a police record? Do you get angry and want to act out in an illegal way? Never Rarely Sometimes Often Always If so how recent was this? Rochelle Paice
- 7. Implications? Rochelle Paice • As a community • As a health professional