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1 AT-RISK ADOLESCENTS, AUTONOMY, RELATENESS, & STIGMA Rebecca S. Jones, Namhee A. Kim, Caihong R. Li, Xiao-Yin Chen, Robert M. Neeley, Dr. Ellen L. Usher,& Dr. Fred Danner

AT-RISK ADOLESCENTS, AUTONOMY, RELATENESS, & STIGMA ...€¦ · • Sample: “I feel like a part of my school.” Stigma Consciousness Scale (Modified from Pinel, 1999) • 10 items,

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    AT-RISK ADOLESCENTS, AUTONOMY, RELATENESS, & STIGMARebecca S. Jones, Namhee A. Kim, Caihong R. Li, Xiao-Yin Chen, Robert M. Neeley, Dr. Ellen L. Usher,& Dr. Fred Danner

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    Introduction

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    Youth At Risk

  • Theoretical Framework

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    Literature Review

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  • Literature Review

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    Literature Review

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    Purpose of the Study

    What are the descriptive statistics for the variables in the study?

    Do autonomy support, sense of belongingness, and stigma consciousness differ by gender?

    What are the relationships among autonomy, sense of school belonging, and stigma consciousness?

    RQ 1

    RQ 2

    RQ 3

  • 68%

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    EthnicitiesCaucasian African AmericanHispanic Other

    Participants

    N = 126

    64%

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    GenderMale Students Female Students

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  • Measures

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    Perceived Autonomy Support Scale ( • 15 items, α = .xx• Sample: “My teacher encourages me to ask questions.”

    Psychological Sense of School Membership Scale (Goodenow, 1993)• 18 items, α = .xx• Sample: “I feel like a part of my school.”

    Stigma Consciousness Scale (Modified from Pinel, 1999)• 10 items, α = .xx• Sample: “Most people have negative views about students who

    go to my school.”

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    Autonomy Belonging Stigma

    Means

    RQ1: What are the descriptive statistics for the variables in the study?

    ± 0.823 ± 1.12 ± 0.668Standard Deviations:12

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    RQ2: Do autonomy support, sense of belongingness, and stigma consciousness differ by gender?

    BoysGirls

    4.28 4.32

    3.74

    4.51 4.47

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  • RQ3: What is the relationship among the variables in the study?

  • Correlation Matrix Autonomy

    Relatedness/Belonging

    Autonomy

    Relatedness/Belonging +

    Stigma ? ?16

    RQ3: What is the relationship among the variables in the study?

  • Correlation Matrix Autonomy

    Relatedness/Belonging

    Autonomy

    Relatedness/Belonging .702**

    Stigma .139 -.038

    RQ3: The Relationships—What We Found:

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  • Key Findings & Conclusions

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  • Discussions and Future Plans

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    Discussions & Implications

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    Questions & Comments

  • Thank you!

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    Slide Number 1Slide Number 2Slide Number 3Slide Number 4Slide Number 5Slide Number 6Slide Number 7Slide Number 8Purpose of the StudySlide Number 10Slide Number 11Slide Number 12Slide Number 13Slide Number 14Slide Number 15Slide Number 16Slide Number 17Slide Number 18Discussions and Future PlansQuestions & CommentsThank you!