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The purpose of this research is to evaluate the efficacy of the Strong Families Strong Forces Parenting Program compared to a parental self-care (Strong Parents) condition in a sample of 150 Active Du...
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Lead Sponsor
Boston University
Collaborators
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STRONG STAR Research Consortium
Fort Hood, Texas
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