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Foster parent decision-making and the Health Belief Model.
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Running Head: FOSTER PARENT DECISION-MAKING AND THE HBM Foster parent decision-making and the Health Belief Model Lin Marklin Western Michigan University A note about the APA format. I realize that many of my in-text citations should be shortened when the citations appears a second time in the paper. The strategy that works best for me is to get all my sentences and paragraphs into final order, and then do the final edit of my in-text citations. Abstract Foster children have more mental health needs than children in the general population (Blumberg, & Landsverk, 1996). The number of children in foster care is mounting, and children with high mental health needs are becoming a larger percentage of this population. Despite a strong need for services, many children in foster care have mental health needs that are unmet (Rosenfeld, Pilowsky, & Fine, 1997). Foster parents are primarily responsible for securing mental health services, but health communication...
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