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\f CAPELLA UNIVERSITY

Teen Parenting Case Study Your agency is providing eight-week parenting classes for teen parents in an urban environment. Services are open to both teen mothers and teen fathers, and their children can be any age. You get referrals from local schools, hospitals, social service agencies, and the Department of Children and Family Services. The interventions of the program include a weekly parenting class, dealing with topics such as child development, effective communication with children, stress management, and compassionate behavior management strategies. The anticipated outcomes of the program include:

• Increased knowledge about child development.

• Increased sense of competence in parenting.

• Decreased reported stress levels.

• Beliefs in line with compassionate behavior management strategies rather than using corporal punishment.

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cf_teen_parenting_dataset.jasp

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Results

Paired Samples T-Test

Paired Samples T-Test
Measure 1   Measure 2 t df p
CDTPre - CDTPost -6.538 33 < .001
PCSPre - PCSPost -6.295 33 < .001
TPSSPre - TPSSPost 1.345 33 0.188
Note.  Student's t-test.

Assumption Checks

Test of Normality (Shapiro-Wilk)
      W p
CDTPre - CDTPost 0.961 0.256
PCSPre - PCSPost 0.970 0.474
TPSSPre - TPSSPost 0.931 0.032
Note.  Significant results suggest a deviation from normality.

Descriptives

Descriptives
  N Mean SD SE Coefficient of variation
CDTPre 34 33.971 16.823 2.885 0.495
CDTPost 34 58.235 24.676 4.232 0.424
PCSPre 34 17.853 6.725 1.153 0.377
PCSPost 34 26.088 8.043 1.379 0.308
TPSSPre 34 15.588 3.870 0.664 0.248
TPSSPost 34 14.882 3.780 0.648 0.254

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