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Evaluation about Clients’ Satisfaction after Participating in FFT I am interested in evaluating the clients’ satisfaction after participating in functional family therapy (FFT). The clients include adolescents who have received a diagnosis of conduct disorder and their parents, so I will compare perceptions of adolescents to perceptions of their parents. I would identify adolescence clients through references by other agents including prisons, family courts, or clinics in the United States. The participations can be people who are from different cultures, races, gender, colors, and different sexual orientations. This study consists of their parents, so I would identify participants through selected adolescence clients’ families. In addition,

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