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Y Ahora, Qué?: New York City Latino/As Coping Mechanisms: Prison Reentry and Recividism

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  1. And now, What?

  2. In sociological terminology, 1.5 generation refers to an immigrant whose arrival to the US occurred before her/his formative years. Although born abroad, the individual develops an American identity if schooled and socialized in the US before the late teens.

  3. All names included in this article have been changed in order to protect the anonymity of the participants.

  4. A non-profit organization focused on assisting individuals suffering from substance abuse in their recovery. The treatment philosophy of this agency is based on the therapeutic model, following the principles of social learning theory.

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    Yolanda Martín

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Martín, Y. Y Ahora, Qué?: New York City Latino/As Coping Mechanisms: Prison Reentry and Recividism. Lat Stud 6, 220–228 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1057/lst.2008.17

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