"Protect Right or Silence Voice? The Effect of Requiring Parental Consent on Adolescents' Report of Risk Behaviors: A Meta-Analysis" by Chao Liu

Presentation

Protect Right or Silence Voice? The Effect of Requiring Parental Consent on Adolescents' Report of Risk Behaviors: A Meta-Analysis

Psychology Faculty Presentations

Chao Liu, Cedarville University

Document Type

Workshop

Event Date

10-1-2016

Disciplines

Applied Behavior Analysis,
Behavioral Disciplines and Activities,
Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms,
Child Psychology,
Medicine and Health Sciences,
Psychological Phenomena and Processes,
Psychology and
Social and Behavioral Sciences

Keywords

Cedarville,
psychology,
presentations,
right,
silence,
voice,
adolescents,
risk,
behavior,
parental consent

Comments

Workshop presentation conducted at the grand opening for the new College of Human Sciences building.

Citation Information

Chao Liu. "Protect Right or Silence Voice? The Effect of Requiring Parental Consent on Adolescents' Report of Risk Behaviors: A Meta-Analysis" (2016)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/chao-liu/20/