African-American male participants of the New Hope study,aged 9 to 19,found that they were

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The New Hope study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of an employment-based intervention for low-income individuals. The study found that African-American male participants aged 9 to 19 who received the intervention were more optimistic about job and career possibilities, suggesting that the program had a positive impact on their future prospects. This is supported by research that indicates that employment can improve mental health and well-being by providing individuals with a sense of purpose, structure, and social support. The other answer choices (B, C, and D) are not supported by the findings of the study.

African-American Male Participants of the New Hope Study,aged 9 to 19,found