Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior 2005: Vol 37 Index

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INDEX
AUTHOR INDEX
AY Nat K ewpoint, 203 Duftrin, Melani W., GEM, 45
And Jennifer, artic! Dunn, Carolyn, GEM, 215
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Eck, Sara M., GEM, 46
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a llefsen, Miriam, GEM, 271
B Deborah Lane, 1 irch brief, 14 Edwards, Zena M., GEM, 271
b \ 28 Ensle, Karen, ed. mat. review, 218
B R rtA search brief, 27 Ernsberger, Paul, viewpoint2,0 3
B GEM, 32
Berg, Frat M.. viewp t, 203 Farrell, Tracy J., report, 265
Berg ( R.. reseat briet, 27 FenMtarko, vniew,poin t, S115
B \ nda S., GEM, 98 Franko, Debra L., GEM, 211
B ( \ . FreeTarma Ka., nGEM,, 2 73
B rd, Pat, ed t.1 v, lf FreitickL,i z, ed. mat. review, 108
Be M Af
Braxt ( M nt, GEM, 32 Gaesser, Glenn A., viewpoint2,0 3
I I |... GEM 4 Gailtus, Patri rticle, 67
B Bett port, 259 Garita, Carlos, research brief, 33
Bi i tl Ȣ Gerrior, Shirley A., ed. mat. review,4 8
Br | D vpoint ) Giesecke, Carol C., ed. mat. review, 49, 276
B ) Gilboy, Beth R.., GEM, 157
B | 1 Gilbride, Judith A., ed. mat. review, 164
B M ) Girard, B rly L., ed. mat. revi 221
B S Godwin, Sandria | d. mat. 1 165
Gold, Abby, ed. mat. review, 223
( I M Kramiusl ! rief, 252, 3 Grady, Theresa, GEM, 157
( I [., art , Graham, Annette S.,GEM, 45
Carter, B.]., GEM, 98 Graham, Heather, research brief, 147
( 1) I rief, 2 Graziani, Corina, report, 152
( ( { port 2 Green, Valerie, research brief, 30
( H ) Gussow, Joan Dy d. mat. review, 327
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Co G GEM, 9 Hackman, Evette M., ed. mat. review, 222
( | GEM, S12 Hague, Anne L., article, 58
Conk S GEM, S101 Haines, Pamela S., associate editor’s message, 113;
Cor ( = irch brief, 24¢ research brief, 252, 300
Contreras. Dawn. GEM. 9¢ Harala, Kindi, article,6 7
Cou Tara M., GEM, 2 Hark, Lisa, GEM, 98
Cox, Ruby H port, 197 Hartman, Rosemary, report, 265
Crockett, Elizabeth G., president’s message, 1, 169 Hassel, Craig, article, 67
Cuson, Diane N., GEM, 45 Henderson, Vani R.., research brief, 191
Hermann, Janice R., GEM, 104
Dahl, Kelly, ed. mat. review, 217 Hewitt, Anne M., ed. mat. review, 330
Devine, Carol M., report, 121, 265; arti 84 Hill, James O., viewpoint, 206
Diamond, James J., report, 152 Hillers, VirgNi., nGEiM,a 2 71
Dionne, Michelle M., viewpoint, 315 Hirschl, Thomas A.., article, 137
Dooley, Dian A., GEM, 213 Hoerr, Sharon M., GEM, 96; research brief, 185
Doyle, Coll research brief, 306 Holmes, Betty, GEM, S121; conference closing, $145
Drake, Linda T., ed. mat. review, 279 Horodynski, Mildred A., GEM, 96
INDEX
AUTHOR INDEX
AY Nat K ewpoint, 203 Duftrin, Melani W., GEM, 45
And Jennifer, artic! Dunn, Carolyn, GEM, 215
\
Eck, Sara M., GEM, 46
]
a llefsen, Miriam, GEM, 271
B Deborah Lane, 1 irch brief, 14 Edwards, Zena M., GEM, 271
b \ 28 Ensle, Karen, ed. mat. review, 218
B R rtA search brief, 27 Ernsberger, Paul, viewpoint2,0 3
B GEM, 32
Berg, Frat M.. viewp t, 203 Farrell, Tracy J., report, 265
Berg ( R.. reseat briet, 27 FenMtarko, vniew,poin t, S115
B \ nda S., GEM, 98 Franko, Debra L., GEM, 211
B ( \ . FreeTarma Ka., nGEM,, 2 73
B rd, Pat, ed t.1 v, lf FreitickL,i z, ed. mat. review, 108
Be M Af
Braxt ( M nt, GEM, 32 Gaesser, Glenn A., viewpoint2,0 3
I I |... GEM 4 Gailtus, Patri rticle, 67
B Bett port, 259 Garita, Carlos, research brief, 33
Bi i tl Ȣ Gerrior, Shirley A., ed. mat. review,4 8
Br | D vpoint ) Giesecke, Carol C., ed. mat. review, 49, 276
B ) Gilboy, Beth R.., GEM, 157
B | 1 Gilbride, Judith A., ed. mat. review, 164
B M ) Girard, B rly L., ed. mat. revi 221
B S Godwin, Sandria | d. mat. 1 165
Gold, Abby, ed. mat. review, 223
( I M Kramiusl ! rief, 252, 3 Grady, Theresa, GEM, 157
( I [., art , Graham, Annette S.,GEM, 45
Carter, B.]., GEM, 98 Graham, Heather, research brief, 147
( 1) I rief, 2 Graziani, Corina, report, 152
( ( { port 2 Green, Valerie, research brief, 30
( H ) Gussow, Joan Dy d. mat. review, 327
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Co G GEM, 9 Hackman, Evette M., ed. mat. review, 222
( | GEM, S12 Hague, Anne L., article, 58
Conk S GEM, S101 Haines, Pamela S., associate editor’s message, 113;
Cor ( = irch brief, 24¢ research brief, 252, 300
Contreras. Dawn. GEM. 9¢ Harala, Kindi, article,6 7
Cou Tara M., GEM, 2 Hark, Lisa, GEM, 98
Cox, Ruby H port, 197 Hartman, Rosemary, report, 265
Crockett, Elizabeth G., president’s message, 1, 169 Hassel, Craig, article, 67
Cuson, Diane N., GEM, 45 Henderson, Vani R.., research brief, 191
Hermann, Janice R., GEM, 104
Dahl, Kelly, ed. mat. review, 217 Hewitt, Anne M., ed. mat. review, 330
Devine, Carol M., report, 121, 265; arti 84 Hill, James O., viewpoint, 206
Diamond, James J., report, 152 Hillers, VirgNi., nGEiM,a 2 71
Dionne, Michelle M., viewpoint, 315 Hirschl, Thomas A.., article, 137
Dooley, Dian A., GEM, 213 Hoerr, Sharon M., GEM, 96; research brief, 185
Doyle, Coll research brief, 306 Holmes, Betty, GEM, S121; conference closing, $145
Drake, Linda T., ed. mat. review, 279 Horodynski, Mildred A., GEM, 96
} f Nut Ed ind Behavior Volume 36 Nut r ¢ November * December 2004 333
Horowitz, Marcel, GEM, 43 Phelan, Suzanne, viewpoint, 206
Hosig, Kathy, ed. mat. review, 163, 329 Phillips, Sharon, GEM, 45
Hughes, Luanne J., ed. mat. review, 217 Piziak, Veronica, GEM, 325
Huse, Diane M., ed. mat. review, 277 Potter, Charles, GEM, 98
Probst, Yasmine C., report,2 0
Ikeda, Joanne, viewpoint, 203
Quintiliani, Lisa M., article, 12
Jastran, Margaret, article, 284
Jenkins-Salley, Tihesha, report, 259 Raab, Carolyn, ed. mat. review, 220
Jones, Larry, report, 197 Raby, Alicia A., GEM, 46, 94
Rancourt, Diana, GEM, 211
Kaiser, Lucia L., article, 170 Rank, Mark R.., article, 137
Kelly, Bridget, research brief, 191 Rankins, Jenice, report, 259
Kendall, Patricia, article, 2; president’s message, 225, 283 Reedy, Jill, research brief, 252
Kennedy-Hagan, Karla, ed. mat. review, 330 Reid, Ivy, GEM, 215
Kim, Junyong, research brief, 242 Robertson, Trina Panasci, GEM, 41
Kirkwood, Larry, viewpoint, S125 Robison, Jon, GEM, S101
Roesler, Miranda, ed. mat. review, 220
Landers, Patti, ed. mat. review, 279 Ross, Nancy J., GEM, 102
Liebman, Michael, review, S95 Rozin, Paul, review, $107
Little, Deborah, report, 197 Ruth, Erin, research brief, 185
Lussier, Mary, research brief, 147 Ruud, Jaime, ed. mat. review, 106, 220
Lytle, Leslie A., viewpoint, 90
SampWaysne,o renport,, 2 59
Magnus, Marcia, GEM, 159 Sanchez, Marta, research brief, 33
McCombs, Kelly, ed. mat. review, 275 Sather, Joan D., ed. mat. review, 328
McCurdy, Sandra M., GEM, 271 Schyver, Tamara, research brief, 292
McLaughlin, Peggy, research brief, 147 Sebring, Nancy G., ed. mat. review, 162
Medeiros, Lydia C., report, 197 Shanahan, Michael, GEM, 273
Mier, Nelda, GEM, 325 Shelton, R. Marie, ed. mat. review, 278
Milio, Nancy, ed. mat. review, 107 Shen, Luana, article, 284
Miller, Daisy, article, 226 Shepherd, Sandra K., editor’s message, 57, 113, 169,
Miller, Diane Teel, ed. mat. review, 109 225, 283, S87
Miller, Wayne C., review, S89 Shilts, Mical Kay, GEM, 43
Mobley, Dale O., managing editor’s message, | Sjostrom, Lisa A., program in practice, S141
Molaison, Elaine Fontenot, research brief, 246 Skrzypezyk, Sandy, article, 77
Monge-Rojas, Rafael, research brief, 33 Smith, Chery, article, 67; research brief, 292
Moser, Richard P., research brief, 306 Snelling, Anastasia M., ed. mat. review, 111
Munoz, Leda, research brief, 33 Steckler, Allan, research brief, 252
Steiner-Adair, Catherine, program in practice, $141
Neumark-Sztainer, Dianne, review, $133 Struempler, Barbara J., GEM, 46, 94
Stuff, Janice E., research brief, 246
Oliveira, Maria do Carmo Fontes de, article, 2 Sutherland, Lisa A., research brief, 300
Olson, Christine M., article, 129 Swartz, Sally, ed. mat. review, 277
O'Neil, Patrick Mahlen, viewpoint, 319
Osborne, Michael P., GEM, 98 Takeuchi, Masami T., GEM, 271
Owen, Cristiana, ed. mat. review, 280 lapsell, Linda C., report, 20; research brief, 83, 235
Tarter, Erin, ed. mat. review, 106
Paisley, Judith, article, 77 Thomas, Cathy, GEM, 215
Paquette, Marie-Claude, ed. mat. review, 110 Tiangha, Maria F, ed. mat. review, 161
Parham, Ellen S., viewpoint, 203; GEM, S101 Toly, Donna, GEM, S113
Patch, Craig S., research brief, 83, 235 Townsend, Marilyn S., research brief, 27; GEM, 43;
Pelican, Suzanne, guest editor’s message, S87 article, 170
Peters, Paula, viewpoint, 203 Trepal, Esther M., ed. mat. review, 275
Utech, Anne E., research brief, 185 Wethington, Elaine, report, 115
Wheeler, Madelyn L., ed. mat. review, 165
Valdez, Lupita, GEM, 325 White, Adrienne A., article, 58
Vanden Heede, Fred, guest associate editor’s message, S87 Wildemuth, Barbara, research brief, 300
Van Nar Lisa, ed. mat. review, 48 Williams, Peter G., research brief, 83, 235
Vickery, Brian, GEM, 98 Wing, Rena, viewpoint2,0 6
Woodson Joyce M , GI M, 323
Walker, Vick ed. mat. review, 109, 328 Wyatt, Holly, viewpoint2,0 6
Wansink, Brian, research brief, 242 Yadrick, M. Kathleen, research brief, 246
sudall, Fiona, viewpoint, 315
Weber, Dear research briet, 30¢ ZalDaniiele R.s, G,EM, 41
Weerts. Sally. GEM. 101 Zee, Julia M., GEM, 213
Zidenberg-Cherr, Sheri, research brief, 147
SUBJECT INDEX
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pro or (GEM), 43-44 Canadian wom differences between fruits and
\ \ egetables perceivedb y (research article 82
if + ) Cal I
Cx RR f), 33-39 olorectal (research brief), 252-258
) S138 diet-! lated prevention research article), 12-19
Ad CBSM. See Community-based social marketing
AFAT.S A Child
Att ts (1 rt tood chon by (research brief), 185-189
\ healthy futures program (GEM), 98-99
f )] 5 nutrition education for (GEM), 41-42, 94-97
| 1 GEM), 323-324 nutrition game for Mexican American preschoolers
briet GEM), 325-326
16-2 6-312 Cholesterol (report), 152-155
port), 259-264 CNE. See Community Nutrition Education
ognitive arguments (research article), 12-19
\ See Nat Ameri toodservice program (GEM), 102-103
uit and vegetable consumption for male (research
Aust rweight nsumers b t omega-3 irticle), 2-10
! f), 83-88 Colorectal cancer (research brief), 252-258
Community-based social marketing (CBSM) (GEM),
B lust iewpoint), S125-S13 102-103
B ge (report > ) Community Nutrition Education (CNE) (report), 197-201
B ( M)-93 I h Community physical activity (viewpoint), $115-S120
i } Computerized dietary assessment programs (report), 20-25
4 -» _ ~ ooking classes GEM . 104 105
~ osmetic surgery, aging and (viewpoint), $126-S127
Bod ditor’s message) S88; (review), S95-S99 Costa Rican adolescents, healthy eating by (research brief),
S S138 lewpoint §$125-S132. 319-322 33-39
Body mass index (BMI) (review), S95-S99 Critical Thinking Group Projects (GEM), 100-101
ournal of Nutrition Education and Behavior Volume 37 Numt November * December 2005 335
DASH. See Dietary Approac hes to Stop Hypertension Federoff, N., Brown, N.M.: Mendel in the Kitchen: A
Dental hygiene (GEM), 157-158 Scientist’s Vie w of Genetic ally Modified Foods
Diabetes type 2 (research article), 226-233 professional/consumer), 329
Diet Films for the Humanities and Sciences: Nutrition and
inalysis program for adolescents (GEM), 43-44 Exercise videotape DVD),5 0
yssessment programs (report), 20-25 Foster, G., Nonas, C., eds.: Managing Obesity: A Clinical
cancer prevention by (research article), 12-19 Guide (professional), 162
change for type 2 diabetes (research aricle), 226-233 Gavin, M.L., Dowshen, S.A., Izenberg, N.: Fit Kids: A
variety among older adults (research brief), 252-258 Practical Guide to Raising Active and Healthy
Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH Children—From Birth to Teens
report), 259-264 professional/consumer), 330
Dietary Risk Assessment (report), 152-155 Hawthorne,G .: Healthy Food: A Read-Along Coloring
Dietary supplements (research brief), 252-258 and Activity Book (consumer), 278
Hess, M.A.: Pocket Supermarket Guide (consumer), 219
Eating Institute of Medicine: Dietary Reference Intakes
of Costa Rican adolescents (research brief), 33-39 Applications in Dietary Planning (professional), 164
disorders (program in practice), $141-S144 International Food Information Council Foundation
healthy by urban youth (GEM), 98-99 EverythinYgo u Need to Know About Sucralose
and well-being (review), S107-S112 consumer booklet), 279
Eating Among Teens. See Project EAT International Food Information Council Foundation:
Editorial, 1,57, 113, 169, 283, S87-S88 Kidnetic.com Leader’s Guide to Healthy Eating and
Educational Materials in Review Active Living for Kids and Families (educational
Action for Healthy Kids: The Learning Connection curriculum), 109
Che Value of Improving Nutrition and Physical Kirby, ].: Dieting for Dummies (consumer), 48
Activity in Our Schools (report), 279 Kohlmeier, M.: Nutrient Metabolism (professional), 163
Allison, K.C., Stunkard, A.J., Their, $.L.: Overcoming Lagere, H.: Raising Healthy Eaters: 100 Tips for Parents
Night Eating Syndrome: A Step-By-Step Guide to consumer), 218
Breaking the Cycle (professional/consumer), 277 Lang, T., Heasman, M.: Food Wars: The Global Battle
American Cancer Society: Eating Well, Staying Well for Mouths, Minds and Markets (professional
During and After Cancer (professional/consumer), 27 consumer), 107
American Diabetes Association: Small Steps, Big Rewards Litt, A.: Fuel for Young Athletes: Essential Foods and
Book and Pedometer Package (consumer), 220 Fluids for Future Champions (consumer), 161
American Diabetes Association: TheV irtual Grocery Lombardo, M.: The OrganWise Guys: The Calci M
Store (Web site), 223 Bone Kit (educational curriculum), 109
American Dietetic Association: Medicare MNT Benefit Loy, S.N., Loy, B.N.: 487 Really Cool Tips for Kids with
Provider Information (professional), 275 Diabetes (professional/consumer), 106
Body Positive: Body Talk 3 videotape , 110 Lyson, T.A.: Civic Agriculture: Reconnecting Farn
Brehm, B.A.: Successful Fitness Motivation Strategies Food and Community, 327
professional), 106 Melina, V., Stepaniak, J., Aronson, D.: Food Allergy
Brown, ].L.: Osteoporosis CD and Leader Guide Survival Guide: Surviving and Thriving with Food
Creating Health ¢ Jsteoporosis Manual AGRS-88 Allergies and Sensitivities (professional/consumer), 276
educational curriculum), 165 Meridian Education Corporation: Let’s Do Lunch
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Nutrition videotape), 221
ind Physical Activity Inventory of Qualitative Morrill, J.,S tone, D., Murphy,S .: Are You Eating Right:
Research (Web site), 222 (consumer), 220
Charney, P., Malone, A., eds.: ADA Pocket Guide to National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney
Nutrition Assessmient (professional), 48 Diseases: Better Health and You: Tips for Adults
Crawley, C., FreemanJ,. , Pitts, E.: Focus on Diabetes consumer booklet), 330
CD-ROM), 165 National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and
Dalton, S.: Our Overweight Children: What Parents, Kidney Diseases: Helping Your Overweight Child
Schools, and Communities Can Do to Control the Web site), 280
Fatness Epidemic (professional/consumer), 277 National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney
Dean, J., Kendall, P.: Food Safety During Pregnancy Diseases: Weight-control Information Network
(professiona!/consumer), 217 (Web site), 281
Pastors, |.G d.: Diabetes Nutrition O& A for Health FoodMASTER program (GEM), 45 M
Protessionals professional l¢ Food Stamp Nutrition Education (FSNE) (research article),
Piechota, T.: Real Solutions Weight Loss Workbook 170-183; (report), 197-201 M
yr O& France (review), S107-S112 M
Platk C.S.:The Automatic D 328 Fruits and vegetables M
Riz H., Thomas, K., Smith, M., Hark ].: IdahoP for African American men (research brief), 306-312
Method English and Spanish Plate Method Guide Canadian women’s perceptions of (research article), 77
1p it ducational kit). 1 Q9
cooking classes andintake of (GEM), 104-105
for low-income adults (report), 265-2 zz~ zz
for low-income African American adolescents (research
brief), 246-251 h fs
for male college students (research article), 2-10 N
US D irt tf Heal ind Hi in S S psychosocial indicators for intake of (research article),
B \ Handbook: Eating Disorder forma 170-183 \
Middle School Pers« prot 2 FSNE. See Food Stamp Nutrition Education
US D of Health and Human S Fir Full of Ourselves: A Wellness Program to Advance Girl Power,
‘Health and Leader hip (progrianm p ractice), S141-S144 N
Functional foods (research brief), 83-88 \
Gardens, school (GEM), 102-103; (research brief), 147-150 N
(sl ib ind go-lunches GI M . $113-S114
HAES. See Health At Every Size
HCHE See Healthy Children Healthy Futures (HCHI
program N
\ p Head Start families (research brief), 185-189 N
. C4
t | N I | Health At Every Size (HAES) (review), S89-S93, S95-S99
EFNEP 5 Healthy Children Healthy Futures (HCHF) program
S .
t -) 4 by Costa Rican adolescents (research brief), 33-39
ymong urban youth (GEM), 98-99
ia ) Healthy weight (review), S89-S93, S95-S99, $133-S138
k GEM Hidden in America (film) (GEM), 100-101
Hyper holesterolemia report =)
' ) Hypertension, among African Americans (report), 259-264
}
j c < ) Internet. See World Wide Web
GEM), 41-42; (repo ) d; (1 rch
9g 6. 284-290) rect s>
1 + 73
f (GEM ) 3 Letters To The I ditor 114
’ : y rt IR4 29 Life course perspective
) } 1 fy 1 br 4 food choices (report), 112211--112255 ; (research article), 129-136
prod pment (GEM), 45 food stamps (research article), 137-145
fet GEM 104-105 health and nutrition (report), 115-119
y I irch brief), 292-298 for nutrition educators (editor’s message), 113
} Dp } } itl 13>" 145 117i Q2 report Logic model (report), 197-201
y7 -P{ Lorenzo’Osi l (film) (GEM), 100-101 (
thermometer (GEM), 271-272 Low-income individuals
Nutrition; Nutrition education African American adolescents (research brief), 246-25
1 for Health and Soul (curriculum) (GEM), 323-324 fruit and vegetable consumption among (report),
vod Frequency Questionnaire (report), 15 265-270
Marital interactions ind dietary change for diabetes National Weight Control Registry (viewpoint), 206-209
research article), 226-233 weight monitoring (review), S89-S93, S95-S99
Media image (viewpoint), §125-S132 viewpoint), 315-318
Medical school, nutrition education in (GEM), 273-274 well-being and (review), S107-S112
Mexican Americans, Ultimate Nutrition Game for (GEM), Older aduits, dietary choices among (research brief),
325-321 52 258
Middle school, puberty module in (GEM), 211-212 Omega-3 fatty ds (1 rch brief),8 3-88, 235-241
Movies. See Films Orn Upon a Tin n Amet valuation tool (GEM
Multimedia pr uberty module (GEM), 211-212
MyPyramid (president’s message), 169
*hysical 1 activity
National Weight Control Registry (viewpoint), 203-209 community (viewpoint), $115-S120
Native Americans nutrition research approaches with it conferences (GEM), S121-S123
researcn article), 6 2) among urban youth (GEM), 98-99
NEAT. See Nutrition Education Aimed at Toddlers See also Exercise
1 New You: Health for Every Body (program 1n practice P Please nutrition evaluation tool (GEM), 94-95
Popcorn (research brief), 242-245
Nordic walking video (viewpoint), S116 P rty ‘seal ur le 57 $5
Now You're Cooking Using a Food Thermometer (brochut Pregnancy (research article), 129-136
President’s Message,
Produce an Athlete” Web site (GEM), 213-214
life course perspective report , 115-119 Produce. See Fruits and vegetables
research approaches with Native Americans (research Project EAT (review), $133-S138
3r) sych|o social 1 factors (researcn articie),1 1| 7 /U-10 9, ; (researcn
See also Nutrition education brief). 306-31
Nutritional Science Jeopra rdy (game) (GEM), 159-160
Nutrition educatio1
for children (GEM), 41-42, 94-95 Aesearch approaches (research article), 6 5
ommunity (report), 197-201
computerized dietary assessment programs (report >( i) J Saturated fat (report), 152-155
GEM), 157-158
fat consumption (report), 152-155 ittitude toward obesity among teachers (research article
healthy eating by Costa Rican adolescents (research 58 65
gardens (GEM), 102-103; (research brief),
in medical school (GEM), 273-274 medical (GEM), 273-274
Now You're Cooking Using a Food Thermometer (brochure middle (GEM), 211-212
GEM), 271-272 See also Nutrition education
Nutrition Pathfinders program (GEM), 41-42 Scientific method (viewpoint), 90-93
Once Upon a Time in America evaluation tool (GEM SCT. See Social ¢€ ognitive Theory
Self-worth (viewpoint), $125-S132
persuasive communication (research article), 12-19 Shaping a Healthy Future III, S85-S88
Pizza Please evaluation tool (GEM), 94-95 ibstracts, S$147-S155
Sisters in Healt! 1 program (report), 265-270 Sisters in Health (nutrition education program) (report
theories on (viewpoint), 90-93 265-270
Web sites (research brief), 300-304 Social Cognitive Theory (SCT) (report), 259-264
Nutrition Education Aimed at Toddlers (NEAT) (GEM), Social interaction (report), 265-270
96-97 Society for Nutrition Education
Nutrition Pathfinders program (GEM), 41-42 38th Annual Conference (abstracts), S27-S77
38th Annual Conference (educational sessions), S7-S26
Obesity 38th Annual Conference (highlights), S1
changing schoolteachers’ attitudes toward (research vision, mission, and principles, S1
article), 58-65 SOY foods (research brief), 292-298
community physical activity (viewpoint), $115-S120 Students. Se¢ College students
and food advertising (research brief), 191-195 Supplements (research brief), 252-258
Teachers (research article), 58-65 rethinking strategies (GEM), 101-102
Teenagers. See Adolescents and well-being (editor’s message), S87-S88
Television advertising (research brief), 191-195 Weight (viewpoint), 203-209, 315-322
Theory of Planned Behavior (research brief), 83-88, Welfare (research article), 137-145
2 241 Well-being (program in practice), S103-S106; (review),
Transtheoretical Model (research article), S107-S112
[ype 2 diabetes (research article), 226-23 “What's in the Package?” (lesson) (GEM), S113-S114
WIN the Rockies, S87-S155
Ultimate Nutrition Game (GEM), 325-326 WIN Wyoming, S87-S155
USDA. See U.S. Department of Agriculture Women
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) (viewpoint), 90-97 living healthy (GEM), 215-216
perception of differences between fruits and vegetables
Fruits and vegetables research article), 77-82
Women Living Healthy, Women Living Well (CD) (GEM),
viewpoint), SI 21 5-216
orld Wide Wel World Wide Web (WWW)
changing schoolteachers’ attitudes toward. obesity
$93, S95-S99, $133-S138 research article), 58-65
dental hygiene (GEM), 157-158
evaluating nutrition sites (research brief), 300-304
“Produce an Athlete” (GEM), 213-214
WWW. See World Wide Web
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