Evaluations of Mentoring Programs Have Indicated That

question 26

Multiple Choice

Evaluations of mentoring programs have indicated that

• A) mentoring in and of itself is a sufficient program to meet the needs of at-risk youth.
• B) mentoring is most beneficial for adolescents with poor social skills.
• C) the success of the mentoring program depends in part on the length of the mentor relationship.
• D) mentoring tends to be more successful when the mentor involves the adolescent in one or two specific activities.

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