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American Indian/Alaska Native children in child welfare: Changes in behavioral problems and out-of-home placement instability
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Children in child welfare experience high rates of behavioral problems, which are associated with placement instability. American Indian/Alaska Native children are particularly vulnerable to behavioral problems, yet studies have not explored the relationship between behavioral problems and placement instability for American Indian/Alaska Native children.
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American Indian/Alaska Native
Behavioral problems
Placement instability
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