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  1. Understanding the Relations among School Misbehavior, Academic Success, School Bonding, and Alcohol Use

    Existing research has shown that alcohol use, school misbehavior, school bonding, and academic performance are related to each other in numerous, complex ways. However, few studies used data from a nationally representative sample, considered mediating mechanisms, or accounted for measurement error …

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  2. Delinquency, Academic Underachievement, and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: A Longitudinal Investigation of Developmental Sequencing and Interrelated Risk Factors

    … AU, and ADHD, including parent involvement, school bonding, and achievement motivation, were investigated utilizing the odds ratio and logistic regression. Median age of onset analysis uncovered the pathway of ADHD → AU → delinquency. Sequences of the pathway were also uncovered, and were …

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  3. Public Education Fuels The Debate: Academic Outcomes Of Students Socially Promoted From Eighth Grade To High School

    … core course enrollment and completion of middle school students socially promoted from eighth grade to high school in a small, urban school district during 2008 to 2012. Supported by research surrounding the development of public education, the debate of retention versus social promotion, and …

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