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The Adolescent Adjustment Project (AAP) is a longitudinal NIH-funded research project directed by Dr. Christine Ohannessian. The project currently includes over 1,400 adolescents and a subset of their parents. Learn More-
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NCFR 2014 AAP Presentations
We just returned from Baltimore, Maryland where we presented our AAP research at the National Council on Family Relations conference. Check out our posters on the Presentations page!
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Time 5 Data Collection
Time 5 data collection now is complete! AAP participants originally were surveyed annually through their high school years. We just finished collecting follow up survey data now that the participants are in early adulthood. We should have some exciting results … Continue reading
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