Historique
Rapport
Drug abuse prevention intervention research: methodological issues
Auteur(s) :
LEUKEFELD, C. G. ;
BUKOSKI, W. J.
Année
1991
Page(s) :
286 p.
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Éditeur(s) :
Rockville, MD : NIDA
Collection :
Research Monograph, 107
Domaine :
Plusieurs produits / Several products
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
An introduction to drug abuse prevention intervention research: Methodological issues (Carl G. Leukefeld and Wiilliam J. Bukoski).
A framework for drug abuse prevention research (William J. Bukoski).
Prevention intervention research: challenges and opportunities (Richard R. Clayton and Anne Cattarello).
Contributions of drug epidemiology to the field of drug abuse prevention (Lloyd D. Johnston).
Methodological issues in drug use prevention research: theoretical foundations (Brian R. Flay and John Petraitis).
Defining the intervention and the target population (Lewayne D. Gilchrist).
Implementation issues in drug abuse prevention research (Mary Ann Pentz and Elizabeth Trebow).
Experimental and quasi-experimental designs in prevention research (David L. Snow and Jacob Kraemer Tebes).
Modeling of intervention effects (Peter M. Bentler).
Outcome measurement issues in drug abuse prevention studies (James H. Dwyer and David P. MacKinnon).
Assessing effectiveness of drug abuse prevention: implementation issues relevant to long-term effects and replication (J. David Hawkins, Robert Abbott, Richard F. Catalano, and Mary R. Gillmore).
Attrition in prevention research (Anthony Biglan, Donald Hood, Paul Brozovsky, Linda Ochs, Dennis Ary, and Carol Black).
Increasing the validity of self-report data in effectiveness trials (Susan G. Forman and Jean Ann Linney).
Technology transfer (Steven P. Schinke and Mario A. Orlandi).
Prevention evaluation research methods: findings and consensus (Carl G. Leukefeld and William J. Bukoski).
An introduction to drug abuse prevention intervention research: Methodological issues (Carl G. Leukefeld and Wiilliam J. Bukoski).
A framework for drug abuse prevention research (William J. Bukoski).
Prevention intervention research: challenges and opportunities (Richard R. Clayton and Anne Cattarello).
Contributions of drug epidemiology to the field of drug abuse prevention (Lloyd D. Johnston).
Methodological issues in drug use prevention research: theoretical foundations (Brian R. Flay and John Petraitis).
Defining the intervention and the target population (Lewayne D. Gilchrist).
Implementation issues in drug abuse prevention research (Mary Ann Pentz and Elizabeth Trebow).
Experimental and quasi-experimental designs in prevention research (David L. Snow and Jacob Kraemer Tebes).
Modeling of intervention effects (Peter M. Bentler).
Outcome measurement issues in drug abuse prevention studies (James H. Dwyer and David P. MacKinnon).
Assessing effectiveness of drug abuse prevention: implementation issues relevant to long-term effects and replication (J. David Hawkins, Robert Abbott, Richard F. Catalano, and Mary R. Gillmore).
Attrition in prevention research (Anthony Biglan, Donald Hood, Paul Brozovsky, Linda Ochs, Dennis Ary, and Carol Black).
Increasing the validity of self-report data in effectiveness trials (Susan G. Forman and Jean Ann Linney).
Technology transfer (Steven P. Schinke and Mario A. Orlandi).
Prevention evaluation research methods: findings and consensus (Carl G. Leukefeld and William J. Bukoski).
Affiliation :
USA