Parents matter more than teens believe in shaping behavior
A 1995 study of over 12 000 students from seventh through 12th grade shows parents who show love and high expectations strongly influence teens through high school. The research suggests parental care and school climate, not income or family structure, predict later risk behaviors and well being.
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Michael D. Resnick
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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Reynolds Pays Ten Million to Settle Joe Camel Suit
Reynolds Tobacco Co will pay 10 million dollars to settle a 13 city state suit over the Joe Camel campaign. Nine million funds go to anti smoking education for youths and one million covers attorneys fees. The deal ends Joe Camel advertising and the company releases internal marketing documents.
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Surrogate child ruled parentless by judge in California case
In Santa Ana California Superior Court Judge Robert Monarch ruled that John Buzzanca born to a surrogate child Jaycee Louise Buzzanca is not the legal father and need not pay monthly support of 386 dollars to his former wife Luanne. The ruling leaves the two year old without legal parents and is expected to be appealed.
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Buzzanca
Jeffrey W. Doeringer
Scott Altman
University of Southern California Law School
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