American Journal of Health Behavior 2002: Vol 26 Index

15 Pages·2002·4.6 MB·English

Annual Index
Subject & Author Index, Vol 26, 2002 Robert M. Weiler, PhD, MPH, Index Editor
SUBJECT INDEX
This index catalogs articles by subject published during January/February, 2002 - November/
December, 2002. Entries are indexed in descending order under each subject. Some entries are
indexed under more than one subject.
AIDS, HIV, STDs Research Collaboratories: Their Potential
Feasibility of a Tailored Intervention Target- For Health Behavior Researchers. Craver
ing STD-related Behaviors Bellis JM, JM, Gold RS. 2002;26(6):504-510.
GrimDM,l Aleexaynde r LR. 2002;26(5):378- Closing Comments of the Second Scientific
385. Meeting of the Academy of Health Behav-
Impact of HIV Test Counseling on College ior. Werch CE. 2002-;26(6):511-513
Students’ Sexual Beliefs and Behaviors.
Mattson M. 2002;26(2):121-136 Adolescents
Attitudes Toward Antiretroviral Therapy Among Positive Youth Development Requires Com-
African American Women. Richter DL, prehensive Health Promotion Programs.
Sowell RL, Pluto DM. 2002;26(1):25-33. Flay BR. 2002;26(6):407-424.
Visual Illness Narratives of Asthma: Ex-
Academy Annual Meeting Presentations planatory Models and Health-related Be-
Opening Comments of the Second Scientific havior. Rich M, Pataschnick J, Chalfen R.
Meetionfg th e American Academy of Health 2002;26(6):442-453.
Behavior. Glover ED, Werch CE, Green Risk Factors and Behaviors Associated with
LW. 2002;26(6):403-406 Adolescent Violence and Aggression. Valois
Positive Youth Development Requires Com- RF, McDonald JM, Bretous L, Fischer MA,
prehensive Health Promotion Programs. Drane JW. 2002;26(6):454-464.
Flay BR. 2002;26(6):407-424 Antecedents of Adolescent Initiation of Sex,
Rigorous, Rapid, Reliable, and Qualitative? Contraceptive Use, and Pregnancy. Kirby
Computing in Qualitative Method D. 2002;26(6):473-485.
RicL.h 20a02;2r6(6d):42s5-4 30 Project Towards No Drug Abuse: A Review of
Physician-Patient Interaction and Hysterec- the Findings and Future Directions.
tomy Decision Making: The ENDOW Study Sussman S, Dent CW, Stacy AW.
Richter DL, Kenzig MJ, Greaney ML, 2002;26(5):354-365.
McKeown RE, Saunders RP, Corwin SJ. An Evaluation of An Abstinence Education
2002;26(6):431-441. Curriculum: Sex Can Wait. Denny G,
Visual Illness Narratives of Asthma: Ex- Young M, Rausch S, Spear C.
planatory Models and Health-related Be- 2002;26(5):366-377.
havior. Rich M, Pataschnick J, Chalfen R. Survey Development for Assessing Corre-
2002;26(6):442-453. lates of Young Adolescents’ Eating.
Risk Factors and Behaviors Associated with Birnbaum AS, Lytle LA, Murray DM, Story
Adolescent Violence and Aggression. Valois M, Perry CL, Boutelle KN. 2002;26(4):284-
RF, McDonald JM, Bretous L, Fischer MA, 295.
Drane JW. 2002;26(6):454-464 Oral Sexual Experience Among Young Ado-
Risk Behavior Data Analysis: Ordinal or lescents Receiving General Health Exami-
Dichotomous the Choice is Yours. Drane nations. Boekeloo BO, Howard DE.
JW, Valois RF. 2002;26(6):465-472. 2002;26(4):306-134 .
Antecedents of Adolescent Initiation of Sex, Tobacco and Alcohol Use Outcomes of a
Contraceptive Use, and Pregnancy. Kirby School-based Intervention in New Delhi.
D. 2002;26(6):473-485. Reddy KS, Arora M, Perry CL, Nair B, Kohli
School-based Obesity Prevention: A Blue- A, Lytle LA, Stigler M, Prabhakaran D.
print for Taming the Epidemic. Baranowski 2002;26(3):173-181.
T, Cullen KW, Nicklas T, Thompson D, Dietary Practices of South Carolina Adoles-
BaraJn. 20o02;w26(s6):k486i-49 3. cents and Their Parents. Rafiroiu AC,
The Promise and Challenge of eHealth Inter- Anderson EP, Sargent R, Evans A.
ventions. Atkinson N, Gold RS. 2002;26(3):200-212.
2002;26(6):494-503.
Am J Health Behav™ 2002;26(6):513-526
Annual Index
Theory-based Development and Testing of an Levels of Cigarette and Alcohol Use Related
Adolescent Tobacco-use Awareness Pro to Eating-disorder Attitudes. Granner ML,
gram. Smith DW, Colwell B, Zhang JJ, Black DR, Abood DA. 2002;26(1):43-55
Brimer J, McMillan C, Stevens §$S
2002;26(2):137-144 Asthma
Determinants of Physical Activity in Middle Visual Illness Narratives of Asthma: Ex-
School Children. Trost SG, Saunders R, planatory Models and Health-related Be-
Ward DS. 2002;26(2):95-102 havior. Rich M, Pataschnick J, Chalfen R.
Urban African American Adolescents’ Percep- 2002;26(6):442-453.
tions of Community Violence. Howard DE,
Kaljee L, Jackson L. 2002;26(1):56-67 Attitudes, Beliefs, & Perceptions
Rural Elementary Students’, Parents’, and
Adult Health Teachers’ Perceptions of Bullying
Impact of Activity Behaviors on Physical Ac- Stockdale MS, Hanaduambo S, Duys D,
tivity Identity and Self-Efficacy. Miller KH, Larson K, Sarvela PD. 2002;26(4):266-277
Ogletree RJ, Welshimer K. 2002;26(5):323- Consumers’ Attitudes and Behavior Toward
330 Prescription Drug Advertising. Sumpradit
Serum Carotenoids and Clustering of Ad N, Fors SW, McCormick L. 2002;26(1):68
verse Health Behaviors in American Adults 75
Okosun IS, Prewitt E, Chandra KMD Levels of Cigarette and Alcohol Use Related
2002;26(2):145-158 to Eating-disorder Attitudes. Granner ML
Black DR, Abood DA. 2002;26(1):43-55
Advertising & Social Marketing Attitudes Toward Antiretroviral Therapy Among
Using Marketing Research Methods to Evalu African American Women Richter DL
ate a Stage Specific Intervention. Poscente Sowell RL, Pluto DM. 2002;26(1):25-33
N, Rothstein M, Irvine J. 2002;26(4):243
“)J i College Health
Corporate Social Marketing: Message Design Clarifying the Contribution of Subjective Norm
to Recruit Program Participants Black to Predicting Leisure-Time Exercise. Okun
DR, Blue CL, Coster DC, Chrysler LM MA, Karoly P, Lutz R. 2002;26(4):296-305
2002:26(3):188-199 Impact of HIV Test Counseling on College
Consumers’ Attitudes and Behavior Toward Students’ Sexual Beliefs and Behaviors
Prescription Drug Advertising. Sumpradit Mattson M. 2002-:26(2):121-136
Fors SW, McCormick L. 2002;26(1):68
—4 Community - Interventions
Seat-belt Use by Trauma Center Employees
Qn
Alcohol & Drugs Before and After a Safety Campaign
Project Towards No Drug Abuse: A Review of Scheitema KE, Brost SM, Skager GA, Rob
the Fin gs and Future Directions erts DJ. 2002;26(4):278-283
Sussman §S Dent CW, Stacy AW Lessons Learned From the Uniontown Com
2002:26(5):354-365 munity Health Project Littleton MA,
Developing Effective School-based Drug Abuse Cornell CE, Dignan M, Brownstein N
Prevention Programs Zavela K Raczynski JM, Stalker V, McDuffie K
2002:26(4):252-265 Greene PG, Sanderson B, Streumpler B
Tobacco and Alcohol Use Outcomes of a 2002;26(1):34-42
School-based Intervention in New Delhi
Reddy KS, Arora M, Perry CL, Nair B, Ko Consumer Health
A, Lytle LA, Stigler M, Prabhakaran Consumers’ Attitudes and Behavior Toward
2002;26(3):173-181 Prescription Drug Advertising. Sumpradit
Inf luence of a Substance-abuse-prevention N, Fors SW, McCormick L. 2002;26(1):68-
Curriculum on Violence-related Behavior fo
Simon TR, Sussman S, Dahlberg LL, Dent
CW. 2002;26(2):103-110 Dietary Behaviors & Nutrition
Consumers’ Attitudes and Behavior Toward School-based Obesity Prevention: A Blue-
Prescription Drug Advertising. Sumpradit print for Tamingth e Epidemic. Baranowski
N, Fors SW, McCormick L. 2002;26(1):68- T, Cullen KW, Nicklas T, Thompson D,
fo BaranowskiJ. 2002;26(6):486-493
Annual Index
Survey Development for Assessing Corre- Scheltema KE, Brost SM, Skager GA, Rob-
lates of Young Adolescents’ Eating erts DJ. 2002;26(4):278-283
Birnbaum AS, Lytle LA, Murray DM, Story
M, Perry CL, Boutelle KN. 2002;26(4):284- International Health
295. Tobacco and Alcohol Use Outcomes of a
Osteoporosis Prevention in College Women School-based Intervention in New Delhi
Application of the Expanded Health Belief Reddy KS, Arora M, Perry CL, Nair B, Kohli
Model. Wallace LS. 2002;26(3):163-172 A, Lytle LA, Stigler M, Prabhakaran D.
Dietary Practices ¢f South Carolina Adoles- 2002;26(3):173-181.
cents and Their Parents. Rafiroiu AC,
Anderson EP, Sargent R, Evans A Maternal & Infant Health
2002;26(3):200-122 . Intent to Breast-Feed: The Impact of Atti-
tudes, Norms, Parity, and Experience.
Eating Disorders Kloeblen-Tarver AS, Thompson NJ, Miner
Levels of Cigarette and Alcohol Use Related KR. 2002;26(3): 182-187
to Eating-disorder Attitudes. Granner ML, Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation and Inten-
Black DR, Abood DA. 2002;26(1):43-55 tion to Breast-feed. Wells KJ, Thompson
NJ, Kloeblen-Tarver AS. 2002;26(2):111-
Employee Heaith & Safety 120.
Seat-belt Use by Trauma Center Employees
Before and After a Safety Campaign Media
Scheltema KE, Brost SM, Skager GA, Rob- Visual Illness Narratives of Asthma: Ex-
erts DJ. 2002;26(4):278-283 planatory Models and Health-related Be-
Corporate Social Marketing: Message Design havior. Rich M, Pataschnick J, Chalfen R
to Recruit Program Participants. Black 2002;26(6):442-453.
DR, Blue CL, Coster DC, Chrysler LM Feasibility of a Tailored Intervention Tareting
2002;26(3):188-199. STD-related Behaviors. Bellis JM, Grimley
The Culture-Work-Health Model and Work DM, Alexander LR. 2002;26(5):378-385.
Stress. Peterson M, Wilson JF.
2002;26(1): 16-24. Methods & Strategies
Using Marketing Research Methods to Evalu-
Health Behaviors ate a Stage Specific Intervention. Poscente
Visual Illness Narratives of Asthma Ex- N, Rothstein M, Irvine J. 2002;26(4):243-
planatory Models and Health-related Be- ai.
havior. Rich M, Pataschnick J, Chalfen R Lessons Learned From the Uniontown Com-
2002;26(6):442-453. munity Health Project. Littleton MA,
Risk Behavior Data Analysis: Ordinal or Cornell CE, Dignan M, Brownstein N,
Dichotomous the Choice is Yours. Drane Raczynski JM, Stalker V, McDuffie K,
JW, Valois RF. 2002;26(6):465-472 Greene PG, Sanderson B, Streumpler B.
Risk Factors and Behaviors Associated with 2002;26(1):34-42.
AdolVieolesnce cande Agngretssio n. Valois
RF, McDonald JM, Bretous L, Fischer MA, Nicotine & Nicotine Replacement
Drane JW. 2002;26(6):454-464 Impact of Prior Nicotine Replacement Therapy
Serum Carotenoids and Clustering of Ad- of Smoking Cessation Efficacy. Durcan
verse Health Behaviors in American Adults MJ, White J, Jorenby DE, Fiore MC,
Okosun IS, Prewitt E, Chandra KMD. Rennard SI, Leischow SJ, Nides MA, Ascher
2002;26(2): 145-158. JA, JohnstoJnA . 2002;26(3):213-220.
Health Communication Osteoporosis
Physician-Patient Interaction and Hysterec- Osteoporosis Prevention in College Women:
tomy Decision Making: The ENDOW Study. Application of the Expanded Health Belief
Richter DL, Kenzig MJ, Greaney ML, Model. Wallace LS. 2002;26(3):163-172.
McKeown RE, Saunders RP, Corwin SJ
2002;26(6):43 1-441. Physical Activity
School-based Obesity Prevention: A Blue-
Injury Prevention & Control print for Taming the Epidemic. Baranowski
Seat-belt Use by Trauma Center Employees T, Cullen KW, Nicklas T, Thompson D,
Before and After a Safety Campaign BaranowskiJ. 2002;26(6):486-493.
Am J Health Behav™ 2002;26(6):513-526
Annual Index
Stage of Motivational Readiness: Predictive Research & Evaluation
Ability for Exercise Behavior. Young DR, Research Collaboratories: Their Potential
King AC, Sheehan M, Stefanick ML. For Health Behavior Researchers. Craver
2002;26(5):331-341 JM, Gold RS. 2002;26(6):504-510.
Impact of Activity Behaviors on Physical Ac- School-based Obesity Prevention: A Blue-
tivity Identity and Self Efficacy. Miller KH, print for Taming the Epidemic. Baranowski
Ogletree RJ, Welshimer K. 2002;26(5):323- T, Cullen KW, Nicklas T, Thompson D,
330. BaranowskiJ . 2002;26(6):486-493.
Clarifying the Contribution of Subjective Norm Rigorous, Rapid, Reliable, and Qualitative?
to Predicting Leisure-Time Exercise. Okun Computing in Qualitative Method
MA, Karoly P, Lutz R. 2002;26(4):296-305 RichardsL . 2002;26(6):425-430.
Osteoporosis Prevention in College Women: An Evaluation of An Abstinence Education
Application of the Expanded Health Belief Curriculum: Sex Can Wait. Denny G,
Model. Wallace LS. 2002;26(3):163-172. Young M, Rausch S, Spear C
Determinants of Physical Activity in Middle 2002;26(5):366-377.
School Children. Trost SG, Saunders R, Using Marketing Research Methods to Evalu-
Ward DS. 2002;26(2):95-102 ate a Stage Specific Intervention. Poscente
Predicting Aerobic Versus Resistance Exer- N, Rothstein M, Irvine J. 2002;26(4):243-
cise Using the Theory of Planned Behavior. 251
Bryan AD, Rocheleau CA. 2002;26(2):83-
G4 School Interventions
School-based Obesity Prevention: A Blue-
Pregnancy print for Taming the Epidemic. Baranowski
Antecedents of Adolescent Initiation of Sex, T, Cullen KW, Nicklas T, Thompson D,
Contraceptive Use, and Pregnancy. Kirby BaranowskiJ. 2002;26(6):486-493
D. 2002;26(6):473-485 An Evaluation of An Abstinence Education
Curriculum: Sex Can Wait. Denny G,
Priority Populations Young M Rausch S, Spear C
Feasibility of a Tailored Intervention Target- 2002;26(5):366-377.
ing STD-related Behaviors Bellis JM, Preservice Teachers’ Perceived Confidence in
Grimley DM, Alexander LR. 2002;26(5):378- Teaching School Violence Prevention
385 KandakaiTL, King KA. 2002;26(5):342-353.
Rural Elementary Students’, Parents’, and Rural Elementary Students’, Parents’, and
Teachers’ Perceptions of Bullying Teachers’ Perceptions of Bullying.
Stockdale MS, Hanaduambo S, Duys D Stockdale MS, Hanaduambo S, Duys D,
Larson K, Sarvela PD. 2002;26(4):266-277 Larson K, Sarvela PD. 2002;26(4):266-277.
Urban African American Adolescents’ Percep Developing Effective School-based Drug Abuse
tions of Community Violence. Howard DE Prevention Programs Zavela K
Kaljee L, Jackson L. 2002;26(1):56-67 2002;26(4):252-265
Tobacco and Alcohol Use Outcomes of a
Psychosocial Constructs School-based Intervention in New Delhi
Impact of Activity Behaviors on Physical Ac- Reddy KS, Arora M, Perry CL, Nair B, Kohli
tivity Identity and Self-Efficacy. Miller KH, A, Lytle LA, Stigler M, Prabhakaran D
Ogletree RJ, Welshimer K. 2002:;26(5):323 2002;26(3):173-181.
330 Influence of a Substance-abuse-prevention
Clarifyintgh e Contriofb Suubjtectiivoe nNo rm Curriculum on Violence-related Behavior
to Predicting Leisure-Time Exercise. Okun Simon TR, Sussman S, Dahlberg LL, Dent
MA, Karoly P, Lutz R. 2002;26(4):296-305. CW. 2002;26(2):103-110.
Intent to Breast-Feed: The Impact of Atti- Amenability and Implementation in Second-
tudes, Norms, Parity, and Experience. ary School Antitobacco Programs. Barr JE,
Kloeblen-Tarver AS, Thompson NJ, Miner Tubman JG, Montgomery MJ, Soz-Vento
KR. 2002;26(3): 182-187 RM. 2002;26(1):3-15.
Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation and Inten-
tion to Breast-feed. Wells KJ, Thompson Sexual Behaviors
NJ, Kloeblen-Tarver AS. 2002;26(2):111- Antecedents of Adolescent Initiation of Sex,
120 Contraceptive Use, and Pregnancy. Kirby
D. 2002;26(6):473-485.
Annual Index
An Evaluation of An Abstinence Education 2002;26(1): 16-24
Curriculum: Sex Can Wait. Denny G,
Young M, Rausch S, Spear C Technology
2002;26(5):366-377. Research Collaboratories: Their Potential
Feasibility of a Tailored Intervention Tareting For Health Behavior Researchers. Craver
STD-related Behaviors. Bellis JM, Grimley JM, Gold RS. 2002;26(6):504-510.
DM, Alexander LR. 2002;26(5):378-385. The Promise and Challenge of eHealth Inter-
Oral Sexual Experience Among Young Ado- ventions Atkinson N, Gold RS.
lescents Receiving General Health Exami- 2002-26(6):494-503.
nations Boekeloo BO, Howard DE.
2002;26(4):306-134 Theory & Models
Impact of HIV Test Counseling on College Visual Illness Narratives of Asthma Ex-
Students’ Sexual Beliefs and Behaviors planatory Models and Health-related Be-
Mattson M. 2002;26(2):121-136 havior. Rich M, Pataschnick J, Chalfen R
2002;26(6):442-453
Smokeless Tobacco Cessation Osteoporosis Prevention in College Women:
A Comparison of Sustained-release Bupropin Application of the Expanded Health Belief
and Placebo for Smokeless Tobacco Ces- Model. Wallace LS. 2002;26(3): 163-172
sation Glover ED, Glover PN, Sullivan Theory-based Development and Testing of an
CR, Cerullo CL, Hobbs G. 2002;26(5):386- Adolescent Tobacco-use Awareness Pro-
393. gram. Smith DW, Colwell B, Zhang JJ,
Theory-based Development and Testing of an Brimer J, McMillan C, Stevens S.
Adolescent Tobacco-use Awareness Pro- 2002;26(2): 137-144.
gram. Smith DW, Colwell B, Zhang JJ, Predicting Aerobic Versus Resistance Exer-
Brimer J, McMillan C, Stevens §S} cise Using the Theory of Planned Behavior.
2002;26(2): 137-144 Bryan AD, Rocheleau CA. 2002;26(2):83-
94
Smoking & Smoking Cessation The Culture-Work-Health Model and Work
Tobacco and Alcohol Use Outcomes of a Stress Peterson M, Wilson JF
School-based Intervention in New Delhi 2002;26(1):16-24.
Reddy KS, Arora M, Perry CL, Nair B, Kohli
A, Lytle LA, Stigler M, Prabhakaran D Urban
2002;26(3):173-181. Feasibility of a Tailored Intervention Target-
Impact of Prior Nicotine Replacement Therapy ing STD-related Behaviors Bellis JM,
of Smoking Cessation Efficacy Durcan Grimley DM, Alexander LR. 2002;26(5):378-
MJ, White J, Jorenby DE, Fiore MC, 385
Rennard SI, Leischow SJ, Nides MA, Ascher
JA, JohnstonJA . 2002;26(3):213-220 Violence
Theory-basec Development and Testing of an Risk Factors and Behaviors Associated with
Adolescent Tobacco-use Awareness Pro- Adolescent Violence and Aggression. Valois
gram. Smith DW, Colwell B, Zhang JJ, RF, McDonald JM, Bretous L, Fischer MA,
Brimer J, McMillan C, Stevens S Drane JW. 2002;26(6):454-464.
2002;26(2):137-144 Preservice Teachers’ Perceived Confidence in
Amenability and Implementation in Second- Teaching School Violence Prevention.
ary School Antitobacco Programs. Barr JE, KandakaiKTinLg ,KA . 2002;26(5):342-353
Tubman JG, Montgomery MJ, Soz-Vento Project Towards No Drug Abuse: A Review of
RM. 2002;26(1):3-15 the Findings and Future Directions.
Levels of Cigarette and Alcohol Use Related Sussman S, Dent CW, Stacy AW.
to Eating-disorder Attitudes. Granner ML, 2002;26(5):354-365.
Black DR, Abood DA. 2002;26(1):43-55 Rural Elementary Students’, Parents’, and
Teachers’ Perceptions of Bullying.
Statistical Analysis Stockdale MS, Hanaduambo S, Duys D,
Risk Behavior Data Analysis: Ordinal or Larson K, Sarvela PD. 2002;26(4):266-277.
Dichotomous the Choice is Yours. Drane Influence of a Substance-abuse-prevention
JW, Valois RF. 2002;26(6):465-472. Curriculum on Violence-related Behavior.
Simon TR, Sussman S, Dahlberg LL, Dent
Stress CW. 2002;26(2):103-110.
The Culture-Work-Health Model and Work
Stress. Peterson M, Wilson JF.
Am J Health Behav™ 2002;26(6):513-526
Urban African American Adolescents’ Percep- Control of Tuberculosis Reviewed
tions of Community Violence. Howard DE, Hilenkamp K. 2002;26(3):234-236.
Kaljee L, Jackson L. 2002;26(1):56-67. Cigarettes, Nicotine, and Health A
Biobehavioral Approach. Reviewedby : Davis
RB. 2002;26(3):236-237
Departments Health Psychology-Theory, Research and Prac-
tice. Reviewed by: Calvo A. 2002;26(1):76-
Book Reviews a
Plagues and Politics: Infectious Disease and
International Policy. Reviewed by: Dooley Cyber Notes
AR. 2002;26(4):317-318 NetMeeting Kittleson MJ. 2002;26(4):315-
Health Management Information Systems 3] | fH
Methods and Practical Applications. Re- Chat Room Protocol Kittleson MJ.
viewedb y: DooleyA R. 2002;26(3):231-232 2002: 26(3):229-230.
The Cambridge Medical Ethics Workbook
Case Studies, Commentaries and Activi- Research Notes
ties Reviewed by: Galer-Unti RA Use of Cause-and-Effect Language in Health
21.52
2002:26(3):233-234 Behavior Research Literature. Duryea EJ,
From Chaos to Coercion: Detention and the Okwumabua JO. 2002;26(3):221-228
AUTHOR INDEX
This index catalogs each author’s ume for articles published during January/February,
2002 - November/December, 2002 Entries are indexed in descending order under each
author’s name. Articles under each author > complete citations.
A
Abood, D.A.
Levels of Cigarette and Alcohol Us
to Eating-disorder Attitudes Grimley DM, Alexander LR. 2002;26(5):378-
385
Black DR, Abood DA. 2002;2
AFelaesxiabnildietry, of L.a R.T ailored Intervent BS iurn1i f nvbeay umD,e veAl.oS.p ment for Assessing Corre-
ing STD-related Behaviors i ates of ye Adolescents’ Eating
Grimley DM, Alexander LR 3irnbaum AS, Lytle LA, Murray DM, Story
385 M, Perry CL Ranee lle KN. 2002;26(4):284-
Anderson, E.P. 295
Dietary Practices of South ¢ Black, D.R.
cents and Their Parents Corporate Social Marketing: Message Design
Anderson EP, Sargent R to Recruit Program Participants. Black
2002;26(3):200-212 DR, Blue CL, Coster DC, Chrysler LM
2002;26(3): 188-199
Arora, M.
Tobacco and Alcohol Use Levels of Cigarette and Alcohol Use Related
School-based Intervent to Eating-disorder Attitudes. Granner ML,
Reddy KS, Arora M, Pe Black DI R, Abood DA. 2002;26(1):43-55
A, Lytle LA, Stigler M Blue, C.L.
2002;26(3):173-181 Corporate Social Marketing: Message Design
Ascher, J.A. Recruit Program Participants. Black
Impactof Prior Nicotine Replacer I DR, Blue CL, Coster DC, Chrysler LM
of Smoking Cessation Efficacy Durcan 2002;26(3): 188-199 ;
MJ, White J, Jorenby DE, Fiore MC, Boekeloo, B.O.
Rennard SI, Leischow SJ, Nides MA, Ascher Oral Sexual Experience Among Young Ado-
JA, JohnstoJnA . 2002;26(3) 3 lescents Receiving General Health Exami-
Atkinson, N. nations Boekeloo BO, Howard DE.
The Promise and Challenge o 2002;26(4):306-314
ventions. Atkinson Boutelle, K.N.
2002;26(6):494-503 Survey Development for Assessing Corre-
lates of Young Adolescents’ Eating
B Birnbaum AS, Lytle LA, Murray DM, Story
M, Perry CL, Boutelle KN. 2002;26(4):284-
Baranowski, J.
School-based Obesity Prevention 4 Blue 295
print for Taming the Epidemic. Baranow ski Bretous, L.
Cullen KW, Nicklas T, Thom, D, Risk Factors and Behaviors Associated with
BaranowskiJ.2002;26(6):486-4 AdolVieolesnce cande Agngretssio n. Valois
Baranowski, T. RF, McDonald JM, Bretous L, Fischer MA,
Drane JW. 2002;26(6):454-464
School-based Obesity Prevention \ Blue-
print for Tamintgh e Epide Brimer, J.
T, Cullen KW, Nicklas T, Thompson D, Theory-based Development and Testing of an
BaranowskiJ. 2002;26(6):486-493 Adolescent Tobacco-use Awareness Pro-
Barr, J.E. gram. Smith DW, Colwell B, Zhang Ju,
Amenability and Implementation Second- Brimer J, McMillan C, Stevens S.
ary School Antitobacco Programs. Barr JE, 2002;26(2): 137-144
Tubman JG, Montgomery MJ, Soz-Vento Brost, S.M.
RM. 2002;26(1):3-15 Seat-belt Use by Trauma Center Employees
Before and After a Safety Campaign.
Bellis, J.M.
Scheltema KE, Brost SM, Skager GA, Rob-
Feasibility of a Tailored Intervention Target-
ing STD-related Behaviors Bellis JM, erts DJ. 2002;26(4):278-283.
Am J Health Behav™ 2002;26(6):513-526 519
Annual Index
Brownstein, N. Coster, D.C.
Lessons Learned From the Uniontown Com- Corporate Social Marketing: Message Design
munity Health Project. Littleton MA, to Recruit Program Participants. lack
Cornell CE, Dignan M, Brownstein N, DR, Blue CL, Coster DC, Chrysler LM.
Raczynski JM, Stalker V, McDuffie K 2002;26(3): 188-199.
Greene PG, Sanderson B, Streumpler B. Craver, J.M.
2002;26(1):34-42 Research Collaboratories Their Potential
Bryan, A.D. For Health Behavior Researchers. Craver
Predicting Aerobic Versus Resistance Exer- JM, Gold RS. 2002;26(6):504-510
cise Using the Theory of Planned Behavior Cullen, K.W.
Bryan AD, Rocheleau CA. 2002;26(2):83- School-based Obesity Prevention: A Blue-
94 print for Taming the Epidemic. Baranowski
T, Cullen KW, Nicklas T, Thompson D,
Cc BaranowskiJ. 2002;26(6):486-493
Calvo, A.
Health Psychology-Theory, Research and Prac- D
tice. Reviewed by: Calvo A. 2002;26(1):76- Dahlberg, L.L.
if Influence of a Substance-abuse-prevention
Cerullo, C.L. Curriculum on Violence-related Behavior.
A Comparison of Sustained-release Bupropin Simon TR, Sussman S, Dahlberg LL, Dent
and Placebo for Smokeless Tobacco Ces- CW. 2002;26(2):103-110
sation. Glover ED, Glover PN, Sullivan Davis, R.B.
CR, Cerullo CL, Hobbs G. 2002;26(5):386- Cigarettes, Nicotine, and Health A
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