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Pt. II. Cultural Considerations.
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8. Helping Native American Indian and Alaska Native Male Youth / Herring, Roger D.
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13. Treating Adolescent Sex Offenders / Jolliff, David; Newbauer, John Blanks, Bill.
14. Helping Mentally Retarded Boys and Their Families / Dean, James; Kiselica, Mark S.
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