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Juwan responded well to the intervention. Juwan stated, when his mom yells at him, being punished, being talked about in a negative way, being punished and being teased. Juwan stated that he get annoyed when the other kid at school cause him fat. Juwan stated, phone privileges take away, having to do all the chores in the house, not being able to visit his friends and video game get taken away. Juwan stated, role played, being upset when his mom yells at him for not cleaning his room. Juwan stated, his mom peers, some of his teachers and his siblings. Juwan sated, that his mom fussed at him for everything, his peers teased him, his teachers single him out and picks on him, and his siblings touches his belongings. Juwan stated, required assistance
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