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ARTICLE INDEX TO VOLUME 26 3 A Comparative Analysis of Cigarette, Alcohol, and Illicit Drug Use Among an Ethnically Diverse Sample of Hispanic, African American, and Non-Hispanic White Adolescents. By George J. Warheit, William A. Vega, Elizabeth L. Khoury, Andres A. Gil, and Pamela H. Elfenbein, 26(4). A Longitudinal Test of Social Learning Theory: Adolescent Smoking. By Ronald L. Akers and Gang Lee, 26(2). A Road Less Traveled: Choosing the “Women for Sobriety” Program. By Lee Ann Kaskutas, 26(1). Are We Reaching and Enrolling At-Risk Drug Users for Prevention Studies? By Renee M. Cunningham, Linda B. Cottler, and Wilson M. Compton, 26(3). Assessing Intervention Efficacy: An Example Based on Change Profiles of Unprotected Sex Among Drug Users. By Mark Beardsley, Marjorie F. Goldstein, Sherry Deren, and Stephanie Tortu, 26(3). Citizens and Outlaws: The Private Lives and Public Lifestyles of Women in the Illicit Drug Economy. By Patricia Morgan and Karen Ann Joe, 26(1). Community Attitudes to Simple Cannabis Use in Western Australia. By Simon Lenton and Claudia Ovenden, 26(4). Community-Based AIDS Prevention: Preliminary Outcomes of a Program for African American and Latino Injection Drug Users. By Margaret R. Weeks, David A. Himmelgreen, Merrill Singer, Stephen Woolley, Nancy Romero-Daza, and Maryland Grier, 26(3). Defunding the Poor: The Impact of Lost Access to Subsidized Metha- done Maintenance Treatment on Women Injection Drug Users. By Kelly R. Knight, Marsha Rosenbaum, Margaret S. Kelley, Jeanette Irwin, Allyson Washburn, and Lynn Wenger, 26(4). Effect of a Nursing Outreach Intervention to Drug Users in Detroit, Michigan. By Marcia D. Andersen, Elaine M. Hockman, and Geoffrey A.D. Smereck, 26(3). Effects of Intervention Attrition and Research Attrition on the Evaluation of an HIV Prevention Program. By Jennifer Lauby, Lynne Kotranski, Kelly Feighan, Karyn Collier, Salaam Semaan, and Joan Halbert, 26(3). Fall 1996 Empirical Validation of the Applicability of an Integrative Theory of Deviant Behavior to the Study of Drug Use. By Howard B. Kaplan, 26(2). Empirical Validity of Theories of Drug Abuse: Introductory Comments. By Helene Raskin White, 26(2). Employee Attitude Crystallization and Substance Use Policy: Test of a Classification Scheme. By Joel B. Bennett and Wayne E.K. Lehman, 26(4). Etiological Theories and the Primary Prevention of Drug Use. By D.M. Gorman, 26(2). Facilitation into Drug Treatment or Self-Help Among Out-of-Treatment IDUs in Portland: You Can Lead a Horse to Water, But... By Haiou He, Michael Stark, David Fleming, Jeanne Gould, Yolando Russell-Alexan- der, and Brian Weir, 26(3). Factors Associated with Needle Exchange Use in East Harlem, New York City. By Stephanie Tortu, Sherry Deren, Mark Beardsley, and Rahul Hamid, 26(4). Family and Human Resources in the Development of a Female Crack- Seller Career: Case Study of a Hidden Population. By Eloise Dunlap and Bruce D. Johnson, 26(1). Fantasy Island: An Ethnography of Alcohol and Gender Roles in a Latino Gay Bar. By Carlos F. Caceres and Jorge I. Cortinas, 26(1). Hidden in the Light: Occupational Norms Among Crack-Using Street- Level Sex Workers. By Lisa Maher, 26(1). Hidden Populations and the Gaze of Power. By John L. Fitzgerald, 26(1). Images of the Twelve-Step Model, and Sex and Love Addiction in an Alcohol Intervention Group for Black Women. By Christine Flynn Saulnier, 26(1). Injection Drug Users’ Reactions to Guidelines for Bleach Disinfection of Needles and Syringes: Implications for HIV Prevention. By Alice A. Gleghorn and Nancy H. Corby, 26(4). Issues and Approaches to Evaluating HIV Outreach Interventions. By Robert E. Booth and Stephen K. Koester, 26(3). Just for Fun?: Cocaine Use Among Middie-Class Women. By Claire Sterk-Elifson, 26(1). JOURNAL OF DRUG ISSUES Life Course Changes in Alcohol Consumption in Leisure Activities of Men and Women. By Jean Lock Kunz and Kathryn Graham, 26(4). Manijuana Use: Current Issues and New Research Directions. By Steve Sussman, Alan W. Stacy, Clyde W. Dent, Thomas R. Simon, and C. , Anderson Johnson, 26(4). Maturing Out of Substance Use: Selection and Self-Correction. By Erich Labouvie, 26(2). Mechanisms of Noncompletion in Ethnographic Research on Drugs: Results from a Secondary Analysis. By Michael Fendrich, Joseph S. Wislar, Mary Ellen Mackesy-Amiti, and Paul Goldstein, 26(1). Modeling the Etiology of Adolescent Substance Use: A Test of the Social Development Model. By Richard F. Catalano, Rick Kosterman, J. David Hawkins, Michael D. Newcomb, and Robert D. Abbott, 26(2). Patterns of Substance Abuse Among Rural Black Adolescents. By Stan L. Albrecht, Cheryl Amey, and Michael K. Miller, 26(4). Preventing AIDS Among Drug Users: Evaluating Efficacy. By Mermill Singer and Richard Needle, 26(3). Problem-Behavior Theory and the Explanation of Adolescent Marijuana Use. By John E. Donovan, 26(2). Pseudomaturity Among Adolescents: Construct Validation, Sex Differences, and Associations in Adulthood. By Michael D. Newcomb, 26(2). Reciprocal Causal Relationships Among Drug Use, Peers, and Beliefs: A Five-Wave Panel Model. By Marvin D. Krohn, Alan J. Lizotte, Terence P. Thornberry, Carolyn Smith, and David McDowall, 26(2). Reducing HIV Risk Behaviors: Perceptions of HIV Risk and Stage of Change. By Sally J. Stevens and Antonio L. Estrada, 26(3). on Smartness,” “Toughness,” and “Autonomy”: Drug Use in the Context of Gang Female Delinquency. By David C. Brotherton, 26(1). The Efficacy of Network-Based HIV/AIDS Risk Reduction Programs in Midsized Towns in the United States. By Robert T. Trotter, Anne M. Bowen, Julie A. Baldwin, and Laurie J. Price, 26(3). The Elephant That No One Sees: Natural Recovery Among Middle-Class Addicts. By Robert Granfield and William Cloud, 26(1). The Influence of Alcohol and Drug Use on the Subsistence Adaptation of Homeless Mentally Ill Persons. By Alex Cohen and Paul Koegel, 26(1). Fall 1996 1031 The Lives and Times of Asian-Pacific American Women Drug Users: An Ethnographic Study of Their Methamphetamine Use. By Karen A. Joe, 26(1). The Natural History of Substance Misuse in an Incarcerated Criminal Population. By Glenn D. Walters, 26(4). The Parental and Peer Contexts of Adolescent Deviance: An Algebra of Interpersonal Influences. By Denise B. Kandel, 26(2). The Pharmacy Profession’s Reaction to Substance Abuse Among Pharmacists: The Process and Consequences of Medicalization. By Dean Dabney and Thomas R. Heffington, 26(4). The Structural Relationship Between Drug Use, Drug Dealing, and Other Income Support Activities Among Women Drug Sellers. By Ira Sommers, Deborah Baskin, and Jeffrey Fagan, 26(4). Unknown, Unexplored, and Unseen Populations: An Introduction into the Truly Hidden Worlds of Drug and Alcohol Research. By Patricia Morgan, 26(1). Utilization of HIV Antibody Testing by Out-of-Treatment Drug Users. By Jon Liebman, Deborah Brooks, Louis Bonilla, and Lynne Kotranski, 26(4). Variation in Perceived College Drinking Norms and Its Impact on Alcohol Abuse: A Nationwide Study. By H. Wesley Perkins and Henry Wechsler, 26(4). Vulnerability to Narcotic Addiction: Family Structure and Functioning. By David N. Nurco and Monroe Lerner, 26(4). JOURNAL OF DRUG ISSUES AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 26 Article No. PIO GR. . ss iw nsas aun dhSeawe ae Oaauessccuweeeeeee 30 aeee eeee wm eer 2 Albrecht, Stan L. Amey, Cheryl a ee eee CS PT eee eer) ere etre ee 38 Baskin, Deborah Beardsley, Mark Beardsley, Mark NUD 5s 6 ous she KOE SNS ROR ARE a ews Goa ee Bonilla, Louis Booth, Robert E. Bowen, Anne M. Brooks, Deborah Brotherton, David C Caceres, Carlos F Catalano, Richard F. Cloud, William Cohen, Alex Collier, Karyn Compton, Wilson M Corby, Nancy H IIL sou xn ga bw bw nud MRR bs PORE a wes sles ee 19 Cottler, Linda B Cunningham, Renee M Dabney, Dean BR, 5. ve eb uO Go od wa ae sas 30 27 Deren, Sherry Deren, Sherry Donovan, John E. Dunlap, Eloise I, c.g ox sn oS cad Sakae epee 0d < cease 1 Tee eee eT eee 36 Fagan, Jeffrey Feighan, Kelly Fendrich, Michael 0 es es er ee Cen nr 21 Fleming, David LS, «:« ss «0 i ke Wedlna wee a al aoek ae a 1 Gleghorn, Alice A Fall 1996 Goldstein, Marjorie F Goldstein, Paul le ee Sl ow dklaa eo « « saiiie.as' a Ree ee 15 Gould, Jeanne Granfield, Robert Grier, Maryland Halbert, Joan He, Haiou Heffington, Thomas R Himmelgreen, David A.............. heroes ose s cena s ane 8 ae iva Vig.b ask Sk de a + 0 2 ow 2 sig eee 10 Irwin, Jeanette i LS ik ile dw aceew ew+ + o'0's a 60.3 g Re 41 Joe, Karen Ann Johnson, Bruce D Johnson, C. Anderson Kandel, Denise B Kaplan, Howard B Kaskutas, Lee Ann aig Wau a view Goes sss sds dae 9 Ss visls aWidalan a sv os + 6k 14 a 1 Knight, Kelly R Koegel, Paul AEE RD Pie ea Ee 24 Kosterman, Rick Kotranski, Lynne Kotranski, Lynne Krohn, Marvin D. Kunz, Jean Lock Labouvie, Erich Lauby, Jennifer Lehman, WayneE.K. ........ eeCR eee s «+ «4s ee ain Wale Lenton, Simon Lerner, Monroe Liebman, Jon Lizotte, Alan J Mackesy-Amiti, Mary Ellen McDowall, David 1034 JOURNAL OF DRUG ISSUES Peoer Gee.n eee s yi 31 Morgan, Patricia Morgan, Patricia Needle, Richard Newcomb, Michael D Ce rere eee 34 Nurco, David N Ovenden, Claudia Perkins, H. Wesley Price, Laurie J Romero-Daza, Nancy Rosenbaum, Marsha Russell-Alexander, Yolando Saulnier, Christine Flynn eerrr ee ee e ee 27 Singer, Merrill Singer, Mermill EE ee a er ree err 10 Smith, Carolyn Sommers, Ira Stacy, Alan W Stark, Michael Sterk-Elifson, Claire SOE, |... os oe's:a sk wk ca ee ae Nee boas an 36 Sussman, Steve Thornberry, Terence P Tortu, Stephanie Tortu, Stepaanie Trotter, Robert T I ooo 05a's 64 Rein eed ee a eiblars 0 bees DCA 1 |: t+ se enema tem mm Mme 42 I eee eee 1 Washburn, Allyson Wechsler, Henry Weeks, Margaret R Weir, Brian Wenger, Lynn White, Helene Raskin MINED: ss need canvas suse waa vnk@s ses cand ape 29 Woolley, Stephen Fall 1996