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The Effects of Multiple Deployments on Army Adolescents (Paperback)
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The Effects of Multiple Deployments on Army Adolescents (Paperback)
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Loot Price R440
Discovery Miles 4 400
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Multiple deployments have become a way of life for our Soldiers. In
Army families, these frequent deployments increase the burden on
children who must face the stress and strain of separation and
anxiety. The authors take a much-needed, detailed look at the
effects of multiple deployments on Army adolescents. The results of
this study reinforce some of what we already know concerning
deployments and children, but they also reveal some very
interesting, counterintuitive findings that challenge the
conventional wisdom concerning Army adolescents. This study goes
beyond merely explaining the impact 8 years of war is having on the
children of our Soldiers; rather, it explores the specific factors
that increase or alleviate stress on Army adolescents. The results
reveal that Army adolescents, contrary to what many believed, are
much more self-aware and resilient. Furthermore, they are capable
of understanding the multiple implications of having a parent serve
in the all-volunteer Army during a time of war. Army children may
experience the anxiety and stress that often surround a parent's
deployment, but results conclude that there are factors that
policymakers, leaders, and parents can use to increase a child's
ability to cope with a life of repeated deployments. In this era of
persistent conflict, we should carefully consider such findings.
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