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The authors would like express their appreciation to the other OSLC treatment staff, Marion Forgatch and Kate Kavanagh, and to the observation staff, Peggy Gabrielson-Krambs, Marjorie Nygaard, Shannon McCarthy, Karen Tourdot, and Rachael Condon. This research was supported by Grant IROI MH 31017 from the Center for Studies of Crime and Delinquency, National Institute of Mental Health. The Oregon Social Learning Center is an affiliate of the Wright Institute, Berkeley, California
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