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Assessment of Interagency Relationships

A Quantitative Process Analysis and Expectancy-Value Approach

University of Florida

J. Michael Whitaker

Memphis-Metro Youth Diversion Project

An expectancy-value procedure is developed for delineating the nature of interagency relationships during the operation of a youth-servmg agency. The advantages of this quantitative approach for assessing this one aspect of a process analysis are presented. Commonality of agency values and perceptions of agency characteristics are discussed. Total scores indicate the appropriate insertion of an ombudsman agency in the total youth-serving social system network in Memphis, Tennessee.

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