Journal of School Health 2000: Vol 70 Index

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SERRE AGO ORES ge aaa ic ae RS +
Indexes
Journal of School Health
Index to Volume 70, January 2000 - December 2000
Subject Index
subject published during Volume 70, January 2000 - December 2000. Entries are published
ach section. Some entries are listed under more than one subject heading if applicable
Alcohol Tobacco, and Cigar Use, and Other Health Risk Behaviors
Hahn I all \ ayens MK, Burt AV, Corley Amone U.S. High School Students. 2000:70(6):234-240
Sheftel ( arten Children’s Knowledge and Grunbaum JA, Kann L, Kinchen SA, Ross JG, Gowda
Percep ) ol | Tobacco. and Othe Drues VR, Collins JL, Kolbe LJ. Youth Risk Behavior
2000: 70(2 Bs SurvetliIlaan ce National Alternative ligh School Youth
Helitzer D, Yoon SJ, Wallerstein N, Garcia-Velarde LD Risk Behavior Survey, United States, 1998. 2000:70(1):5-17
Kann L, Kinchen SA, Williams BI, Ross JG, Lowry R,
j I aiuatior l/ Tile Training oT
Grunbaum JA, Kolbe LJ. Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance
é lal cent Health Education Proeram
2000:70(4): 141-1 United States, 1999. 2000:70)(:727 1-285
Pérez MA, Pinzon-Pérez H. Alcohol, Tobacco, and Romund CM, Farmer FL. The Impact of School
OUthe Ps choactive Di Use Amone Hieh School Students Enrollment-Based Health Insurance on the State Children’s
n Bovota. Co va. 2000-7009): 377-380 Health Insurance Program (SCHIP). 2000;70(9):38 1-384
lripp MK, Herrmann NB, Parcel GS, Chamberlain RM
ASHA Publications Gritz ER. Sun Protection is Fun! A Skin Cancer Prevention
Capwell mith BJ, Shirreffs J, Olsen LK Program for Preschools. 2000:70(10):395-401
Development of a Unified Code of Ethics for the Health Wilson T, Harman S. Analysis of a Bi-State, Multi
Education Professior {1 Report of the National Task Force District, School-Based Hepatitis B Immunization Program
on Ethics in Health Education. 2000:70(8 ):3 18-319 2000:70( 10):408-412
National Task Force on Ethics in Health Education World Health Organization. The WHO Cross-National
Code of Ethics for the Health Education Profession Study on Healtj h Behavior in School-Aged Children from
2000: 7OC8 ): 320-32 28 Countries: Findines from the United States
2000:70(6):227-228
Child Abuse
Sechrist W. Health Educators and Child Maltreatment Community Health
{ Curious Silence. 2000:70(6):241-243
Dorman SM Healti Pe ople 2010 Online
2000: 70(3):113-114
Child Health
Farrior KC, Engelke MK, Collins CS, Cox CG. A
Boyer-Chuanroong L, Deaver P. Meeting the Preteen
Community Pediatric Prevention Partnership: Linking
Vaccine Law: A Pilot Program in Urban Middle Schools
Schools. Providers ind Teritiary Care Services
2000: 70(2 ):39-44
2000:70(3 ): 79-83
Brown KR, Perlmutter P, McDermott RJ. Youth
Tattoos: What School Health Personnel Should Know Kann L, Kinchen SA, Williams BI, Ross JG, Lowry R,
Grunbaum JA, Kolbe LJ. Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance
2000:70(9):355-360
United States. 1999. 2000:70(7):271-285
Crosby RA, St. Lawrence J. Adolescents’ Use of School
Romund CM, Farmer FL. The Impact of School
Based Health ¢ n Re produc tive Health Services
Enrollment-Based Health Insurance on the State Children’s
Data from the Nati Na Loneitudinal Stud) oT Adole scent
Health. 2000:70(1 ):22-2 Health Insurance Program (SCHIP). 2000:70(9):38 1-384
Dinger MK, Ogletree RJ, Johnson D. As Wilson T, Harman S. Analysis of a Bi-State, Multi
Health Knowledge After 1 Healthy District, School-Based Hepatitis B Immunization Program
2000:70(3 ): 104-106 2000:70(10):408-412
Dorman SM. American Academy of Pediatrics Sponsors
Media Matters. 2000:70(1):33-34 Computer Applications
Dorman SM. Healtl People 2010 Online Dorman SM. Confronting Information Overload
2000: 70(3 ): 113-114 2000:70(4): 160-161
Everett SA, Malarcher AM, Shar t » DJ, Husten CG Dorman SM Healt Pe opli 2010 Online
Giovino GA. Relationship Between ¢ ioC arellrt SyM MOKEj CLE] SS 2000:70(3):113-114
422 ¢ Journal of School Health « December 2000, Voi. 70, No. 10
SERRE AGO ORES ge aaa ic ae RS +
Indexes
Journal of School Health
Index to Volume 70, January 2000 - December 2000
Subject Index
subject published during Volume 70, January 2000 - December 2000. Entries are published
ach section. Some entries are listed under more than one subject heading if applicable
Alcohol Tobacco, and Cigar Use, and Other Health Risk Behaviors
Hahn I all \ ayens MK, Burt AV, Corley Amone U.S. High School Students. 2000:70(6):234-240
Sheftel ( arten Children’s Knowledge and Grunbaum JA, Kann L, Kinchen SA, Ross JG, Gowda
Percep ) ol | Tobacco. and Othe Drues VR, Collins JL, Kolbe LJ. Youth Risk Behavior
2000: 70(2 Bs SurvetliIlaan ce National Alternative ligh School Youth
Helitzer D, Yoon SJ, Wallerstein N, Garcia-Velarde LD Risk Behavior Survey, United States, 1998. 2000:70(1):5-17
Kann L, Kinchen SA, Williams BI, Ross JG, Lowry R,
j I aiuatior l/ Tile Training oT
Grunbaum JA, Kolbe LJ. Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance
é lal cent Health Education Proeram
2000:70(4): 141-1 United States, 1999. 2000:70)(:727 1-285
Pérez MA, Pinzon-Pérez H. Alcohol, Tobacco, and Romund CM, Farmer FL. The Impact of School
OUthe Ps choactive Di Use Amone Hieh School Students Enrollment-Based Health Insurance on the State Children’s
n Bovota. Co va. 2000-7009): 377-380 Health Insurance Program (SCHIP). 2000;70(9):38 1-384
lripp MK, Herrmann NB, Parcel GS, Chamberlain RM
ASHA Publications Gritz ER. Sun Protection is Fun! A Skin Cancer Prevention
Capwell mith BJ, Shirreffs J, Olsen LK Program for Preschools. 2000:70(10):395-401
Development of a Unified Code of Ethics for the Health Wilson T, Harman S. Analysis of a Bi-State, Multi
Education Professior {1 Report of the National Task Force District, School-Based Hepatitis B Immunization Program
on Ethics in Health Education. 2000:70(8 ):3 18-319 2000:70( 10):408-412
National Task Force on Ethics in Health Education World Health Organization. The WHO Cross-National
Code of Ethics for the Health Education Profession Study on Healtj h Behavior in School-Aged Children from
2000: 7OC8 ): 320-32 28 Countries: Findines from the United States
2000:70(6):227-228
Child Abuse
Sechrist W. Health Educators and Child Maltreatment Community Health
{ Curious Silence. 2000:70(6):241-243
Dorman SM Healti Pe ople 2010 Online
2000: 70(3):113-114
Child Health
Farrior KC, Engelke MK, Collins CS, Cox CG. A
Boyer-Chuanroong L, Deaver P. Meeting the Preteen
Community Pediatric Prevention Partnership: Linking
Vaccine Law: A Pilot Program in Urban Middle Schools
Schools. Providers ind Teritiary Care Services
2000: 70(2 ):39-44
2000:70(3 ): 79-83
Brown KR, Perlmutter P, McDermott RJ. Youth
Tattoos: What School Health Personnel Should Know Kann L, Kinchen SA, Williams BI, Ross JG, Lowry R,
Grunbaum JA, Kolbe LJ. Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance
2000:70(9):355-360
United States. 1999. 2000:70(7):271-285
Crosby RA, St. Lawrence J. Adolescents’ Use of School
Romund CM, Farmer FL. The Impact of School
Based Health ¢ n Re produc tive Health Services
Enrollment-Based Health Insurance on the State Children’s
Data from the Nati Na Loneitudinal Stud) oT Adole scent
Health. 2000:70(1 ):22-2 Health Insurance Program (SCHIP). 2000:70(9):38 1-384
Dinger MK, Ogletree RJ, Johnson D. As Wilson T, Harman S. Analysis of a Bi-State, Multi
Health Knowledge After 1 Healthy District, School-Based Hepatitis B Immunization Program
2000:70(3 ): 104-106 2000:70(10):408-412
Dorman SM. American Academy of Pediatrics Sponsors
Media Matters. 2000:70(1):33-34 Computer Applications
Dorman SM. Healtl People 2010 Online Dorman SM. Confronting Information Overload
2000: 70(3 ): 113-114 2000:70(4): 160-161
Everett SA, Malarcher AM, Shar t » DJ, Husten CG Dorman SM Healt Pe opli 2010 Online
Giovino GA. Relationship Between ¢ ioC arellrt SyM MOKEj CLE] SS 2000:70(3):113-114
422 ¢ Journal of School Health « December 2000, Voi. 70, No. 10
Pealer LN. HealthTeacher.com: An Online K-12 Health Tattoos: What
Education Curriculum. 2000:70(6):244-246 2000:70(9):355-360
Weiler RM, Pealer LN. The SiteLegend: Twelve Howard E, Nozicka
Components of a New Strategy for Providing Website Interactive Activities
Documentation. 2000:70(4): 148-152 2000:70(9): 385-386
Perry CS, Toole KA
Curriculum Management on Asti
Broadbear JT, Keyser BB. An Approach to Teaching for 2000, 70 303-304
Critical Thinking in Health Education. 2000:70(8 ):322-326 Torabi MR, Crowe JW. Rh
Byrd-Bredbenner C, Grasso D. Health, Medicine. and ition of HIV/AIDS I
Food Messages in Television Commercials Durine 1992 pproach, 2000:70(6):229
and 1998. 2000:70(2):61-65
Dinger MK, Ogletree RJ, Johnson D. As
Health Knowledge Afte) 1 Hea
2000:70(3 ): 104-106
Division of Adolescent and School Health, Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention. Federal Activitie
Addressing Violence in Schools. 2000:70(4):119-140
Helitzer D, Yoon SJ, Wallerstein N Garcia- Velarde LD Drugs
y. The Role of Process Evaluatio n the Trainin f th Wd 2 ns MK. B
Facilitators for an Adolescent Health Education Prog
2000:70(4): 141-147 erce
Moore MJ, Rienzo BA. Utilizing 1) lelines 000
to Assess Sexuality Education in One Stat mtent Scoy Met
and Importance. 2000;70(2):56-60 Administre
Pealer LN. HealthTeacher.com: An Online [2 alti 00-709)
Education Curriculum. 2000:70(6):244-246
Perry CL, Komro KA, Veblen-Mortenson S, Bosma |
Munson K, Stigler M, Lytle LA, Forster JL, Welles SL. The
Minnesota DARE PLUS Project: Creat f : vee
cry he Prevent Drug Use and Violenc. Munson K, Stigler M, Ly
5 . Minne ta DARE PLI
Pateman B, Irvin LH, Nakasato S, Serna K, Yahata DK esenatuidn p
Got Health? The Hawaii Partnership for Standards-Based 00-70
School Health Education. 27000-7008 ): 311-317
Simkin LS, Hiisch L, Radosh A, Middlestadt St
J, Santelli JS. Strate gies to Maximize Retentior
1A ant
o} Young Adolescents in a Longs ifud
Healthy & Alive! 2000:70(7 ):286-29|
Sofalvi AJ. The Hazelwood Decisi:
Education Curriculum. 2000:70(7 ):299-300
Song EY, Pruitt BE, McNamara J, Colwel
Grants and Funding
Analysis Examining Effects of School Se)
Programs on Adolescents’ Sexual Knowlede¢ 1Q60- 1997 Scho H
2000:70(10):413-416 Disease Contre
Tripp MK, Herrmann NB, Parcel GS, Chamberlain RM v ;
Gritz ER. Sun Protection is Fun! A Skin Cancer Pr
Program for Preschools. 2000:70(10):395-40
Valois RF, Hoyle TB. Formative I
From the Mariner Project: A Coordin
Pilot Program. 2000:70(3):95-103
Day Care
Tripp MK. Herrmann NB, Parcel GS, Chamberlain RM Growth and Development
Gritz ER. Sun Protectiis oFnun ! A Skin ¢ Price JH, | erald S
Program for Preschools. 7000:70(10):395 ( nid th The Tee {
Diseases
Boyer-Chuanroong L, Deaver P. Meeti Health Educators
Vaccine Law \ “lot Program in l ai add Choo atemal ; vin i Naka Ds 2
2000:70(2 ): 39-44
Brown KR, Perlmutter P, McDermott RJ. Yout/ a choo ( a 000
Journal of School Health *« December 2000, Vol
Sechrist W Healti ke {¢ ators and, Chi. ld j Va itf reaiif me?ni of I}i, \ Sica Educ atioi Dis piji nes P)r epar. ing Students as
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ms Silence 2000:70(6) 141-243 Productive Healthy Citizens for the Challenges of the 2/st
Century. 2000 70(2 ):66-68
Human Sexuality and Family Life Pateman B, Irvin LH, Nakasato S, Serna K, Yahata DK
Crosby RA. St. Lawrence dolescents’ Use f 100 Got Health? The Hawaii Partnership for Standards-Based
Healt! S, © f; productive Health School Health Education. 2000;70(8):3 11-31
— Rienzo BA, Button JW, Wald KD. P
S3u3c]c ess 3i3 of Schoo Based Health Ce nfel
St Leger L. Nutbeam D 1 Mode
een Health and
Be ay
Healtl 2000: 70% >
Moore MJ, Rienze
Sé
Mental Health
Division of Adolescent and School Health, Centers fo
Disease Control and Pr -vention. Federal
ia*
(ddressine Vi Hence ih Schools 2000:70(4): 114
Dorman SM. Conf) Ont Informatio?
2000:70(4): 160-16]
international Health Gall G, Pagano MI De smond MS, Perrin JM, Murphy
IM. Utility of Psychosocia i Scree nine at Schoo ] ]
3) Pre entinge Eat Health Center, 2000:70¢ 7)\-909_99OR
adoiescents
2000-7 King KA, Smith J Proj ect SKOnA R
to Increase C oOunSe ors
Rex irdine Suicide Pre
2000 70(10):402-406
O'D ea J, Maloney D
Problems in Child)
(do escenl
Health Promoti »ScChOOIS Frame we rh 2000: 7001
! Emenei
Whalen S. Ff pt) ressing ides and
Poetry. 2000:70 40] 41) .)
Sweeney J, Sweeney D Frequent Visitors
‘ Viti sé uw yi Middle Scl s 2000:70(9):387
Methods and Materials
Legislation and Legal Affairs
e Approach to Prom
on DM. Ana ne He
f Issues
2000:70(2 ):69-7 |
Birch DA, Nicholson DM. An
Election Issues. 2000:70(8 345.3
Butler KL, Cooper Jl ]
Show. 2000:70(1):3 1-32
Dinger MK, Ogletree RJ, Johr
Health Knowledge Aft ee}
~ 10: 7O(3) 104-106
Dorman SM Hei
Perr
2000:70(3 )
Marketing and Advocacy
Byrd-Bredbennet sso D. Health, Me 2000: 70(9 225 _ 224
Oo Me 7. Dui Pealer LN. HealthTe rlé
199 8. 2000:70(2):61 Edi ication ¢ ur) lun 2000: 70(¢
Distefan IM, Gilpin I Torab: MR, Crowe IW Rhine S. Daniels DE,
Tob Contirn oCallif o 28-30 Eval (anion of HIV/AIDS I ducation u Russia l tii
Dorman SM. A; cs Sponso Approach. 2000:70(6):22° )9 22
Media Matters 2000:70 Weiler RM, Pealer LN
Dorman SM. Fir Components of a New <S lratee2\
/ ) FORTaINS 2000:70(2 Documentation 2000: 70¢ 4): 148-1]
Dorman SM He Whalen S. Expressing Aftitude
2000:70(3):113 114 Poetry. 2000:70(7 30] -3f |FwdD ]
Johnson J, Deshpande Yawn BP, Algatt-Bergstron PJ, Yawn RA, Wollan P
424 Journal of School Health * December 2000,
Greco M, Gleason M, Markson L. An In-School CD-ROM on Ethics in Health Education. 2000;70(8
Asthma Education Program. 2000;70(4): 153-159 National Task Force on Ethics in Healt
Code of Ethic § for the Health I Tucatioj
Nutrition and Dieting 2000: 70(8 ):320-32 1
Byrd-Bredbenner C, Grasso D. Health, Medicine, and Weiler RM, Pigg Jr RM. An #
Food Messages in Television Commercials During ]992 Satisfaction With Trainine Progran
and 1998. 2000:70(2):61-65 Assistance Provided by Florida (
Health Program Office 2000:70(9): 361-36
Organization and Administration
Dorman SM. Finding Online Funding for School Health Research and Evaluation
Programs. 2000:70(2):72-73 Simkin LS, Hirsch L, Radosh A, Middl
Martin MW, Levin S, Saunders R. The Association J, Santelli JS. Strategies to Maximize Retent
Between Severity of Sanction Imposed for Violation of of Youne Adolescents in a Lor
Tobacco Policy and High School Dropout Rates Healthy & Alive ! 2000:70(7 ):2
2000;70(8):327-330
McCarthy AM, Kelly MW, Reed D. Medication Safety and Emergency Care
Administration Practices of School Nurses Division of nt and School Healt!
Adolesce
2000:70(9):37 1-376 Disease Control and Prevention. Fe
Shuler PA. Evaluating Student Services Provided by ddre SSNS Violence in Schools 2000 1)
School-Based Health Centers: Applying the Shuler Nurse Perry CL, Komro KA, Veblen-Mortet
Practitioner Practice Model. 2000;70(8):348-352 Munson K, Stigler M, Lytle LA, Forster
St. Leger L, Nutbeam D. A Model for Mapping Linkages Minnesota DARE PLUS Project
Between Health and Education Agencies to Improve School Partne rships te Prevent Drug
Health. 2000:70(2):45-50 2000:70(3 ):84-88
Valois RF, Hoyle TB. Formative Evaluation Results
From the Mariner Project: A Coordinated School Health School Health Services
Pilot Program. 2000;70(3):95-103 Boyer-Chuanroong eave! VM
Weiler RM, Pigg Jr RM. An Evaluation of Client Vaccine La
Satisfaction With Training Programs and Technica 2000:70(2 ):39-<
Assistance Provided by Florida’s Coordinated Schoo! Crosby RA, St. Lawrence li
Health Program Office. 2000:70(9):36 1-367 Based Health Clinics for Repro
Data from the Natio»
Philosophy and Ethics
Health. 2000:70(1):2
Broadbear JT, Keyser BB. An Approach to Teaching for Farrior KC, Engelke MK
Critical Thinking in Health Education. 2000;70(8):322-326 Community Pediatric Preventio
Capwell EM, Smith BJ, Shirreffs J, Olsen LK Schools Provider ind Ter
Development of a Unified Code of Ethics for the Health 2000: 70(3) 79-83
Education Profession: A Report of the National Task Force Gall G, Pag ino MI Desmond MS, Per
on Ethics in Health Education. 2000;70(8):3 18-319 IM. Utility of Psvchoso
National Task Force on Ethics in Health Education Health Center. 2000:70
Code of Ethics for the Health Education Profession Perry CS, Toole KA
2000:70(8):320-321 Management on Asthn
2000: 7007 ): 303-304
Professional Preparation Rienzo BA, Button JW
Brown KR, Perlmutter P, McDermott RJ Youth and s of School-Bas«
Tattoos: What School Health Personnel
Should Knoy
2000:70(9):355-360 Romund CM, Farmer l
Helitzer D, Yoon SJ, Wallerstein N, Garcia-Velarde LD Enrollment-Based Health Insurance
y The Role of Process Evaluation in the Training Health Insurance Program (SCHIP 2000
Facilitators for an Adolescent Health Education Program Shuler PA. Evaluating Student Se:
2000:70(4): 141-147 1 Based Healti f App
Johnson J, Deshpande C. Health Education and Practitioner Practice 2000: 7008
Physical Education: Dis« ipline s Pre paring Stude, nts as Sweeney J Sweeney D. Freg sent \
Productive, Healthy Citizens for the Challenges of the 2] st Nurse at 7 » Middle Si OAS 2000: 70(9
Century. 2000:70(2):66-68 Wilson T, Harman S. Analysis of
King KA, Smith J. Project SOAR 4 Trainine Proegran District, School-Based Hepatitis B Imn
to Increase School Counselors’ Knowledge and Confidence 2000:70(10):408-412 -
Regarding Suicide Prevention and Intervention
2000:70(10):402-407 School Nurses
Capwell EM, Smith BJ, Shirreffs J, Olsen LK Perry & F Toole K \ Impact ££
Development of a Unified Code of Ethics for the Health Management on Asthma Contro
Education Profession: A Report of the National Task Force 2000: 7007 ):303-304
Journal of School Health « December 2000, Vol. 70 No
sweeney J, Sweeney D. Frequent Visitors to the School Weist MD, Christodulu KV. / xpanded School Mental
Nurse at Two Middle Sch 2000:70(9):387-389 Health Programs: Advancing Reform and Closing the Gap
Between Research and Practice. 2000:70(5): 195-200
Smoking and Tobacco Jennings J, Pearson G, Harris M. /mplementing and
Maintaining School-Based Mental Health Services in a
ol chi ; ted wree, Urban School District. 2000:70(5):201-205
2000:70(9): 368-370 Nabors LA, Weist MD, Reynolds MW. Overcomi
%erce IP. The Effecti O Challenges in Outcome Evaluations of School Menta
ss 0-70) Q Health Programs. 2000:70(5 ):2 06-209
\M. Sharp DJ isten Taylor Adelman HS. Toward
f n ¢ arette nok Mareginali oO} Menta Health
Other Health Ris! aviors 2000:70(5):2 5
MOD: 7OK6 2 j V4 Caccamo 1a g the Visior Hea
Students. What Can Schools Do? 2000:70(5):2
School Health Programs in Australia -
A Special Insert (August 2000)
Nader PR. Health Promoting Schools: Wh)
s? 2000:70(6):247
wling L. /ntersectoral Collaboration for the
»f a National Framework for Health
» Schools in Australia. 2000:70(6):248-250
Marshal BJ, Sheehan MM, Northfield JR, Maher S,
arlisle R, St Leger | H. School-Based Health Promotior
Gushue SM, Aubut Across Australia. 2000:70(6):25 1-252
Stewart DE, Parker E, Gillespie A. An Audit of Healtl
Schools Poli Documentation. 2000:70(6)
Stokes H, Mukherjee D ati
Service/School Links in Australia. 2000:70(6) §5.956
St. Leger LH, Nutbeam D. Research int
Promoting Schools. 2000;70(6):257 9590
Achieving Coordinated Mental Health Rowling L, Rissel C. /mpact of the Natior
Programs in Schools - A Special Issue (May 2000) Promoting School Initiative. 2000;70(6):260-26 201 |
“ten Seer ve Pcentbecinah Dicana® Ganda Mitchell A, Ollis D, Watson J. Talking Sexua
\ fonda {pp iti i [ie He t}
Framework for HIV/AIDS Edu
2000-7
Special Reports
Adolescent and School Healt!
Dise yntrol and Prevention. Fede:
Addressing Violence in Schools. 2000:70(4)‘ :1111 9
Grunbaum JA, Kann L., Kinchen SA, Ross JG, Gowd:
VR Collins Jl IDE Fr Youth Ris Beha
Surveillance National Alternative High Schoo
Risk Behavior Surve United States. 1998. 2000:70(1)
Kann L, Kinchen SA, Williams BI, Ross JG, Lov
Grunbaum JA, Kolbe LJ. Youth Risk Behavior Survei
United a State i1 999. 2000:70(7 é) :27i 1-285
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Author Index
The author index lists all authors’ names, with the issue number and page numbers
cles published in the Journal of School Health during January 2000 to December 2000
A F
Adelman HS. 5:171-178; 5:210-215 Farmer FI 9-38 1-384
Algatt-Bergsirom PJ. 4:153-159 Farrior KC. 3:79-83
Aubut JL. 3:107-112 Fetro JV. 10:417-419
Axelrod JL. 5:191-194 FitzgeraldS . 8:338-344
Forster JI 3-84-RR
B M
G
Birch DA. 2:69-71: 8:345-347 Maher
Bloodworth MR. 5:179-185 GallG . 7:292-298 Malon
Bosma L. 3:84-88 Gao X 3-89-94 Ma
Boyer-Chuanroong L. 2:39-44 GGaricila- lVeelAsa.rpd 6e: i25e3L- D2 y Ma
Broadbear JT. 8:322-326 Mark
Brown KM. 9:355-360 Gilpin EA. 1:28-30 Marshall BJ
Burt AV. 2:51 GiovinoGA . 6:234 Martin MW. &
Butler KL. 1:31-: Gleason M. 4:15 McAlister Al
Button JW. 8:331-3 Gowda VR. | S McCarthy AM. 9
Byrd-Bredbenner C + Graczyk PA. 5:179 McDern
Grasso D 2? 6] 65 McNamat
Greco M. 4:153-15' AA
VICCKS
Ca“acpcwaelmlo EJMM.. 85::321186-- >a4 4 l1e9 s GGrriutzn baERu.m | (J) ;395 MMi ddl CA
Gushue SM
‘arlisle R. 6:251-252 Mitcl \
R‘ernte rs for Disease Control and H Moore MJ
Prevention. 4:1 19-140; 9:368-370 \ ikher
‘hamberlain RM. 10:395-401 Hahn EJ Munson K
‘hristodulu KV. 5:195-200 Hall | Murphy JM
HarmanS . 10:408
‘oilinCsS . 3:79-83
Harris M. 5:20]
‘ollins JL. 1:5-17
Helitzer D. 4:14]
‘olwell B. 10:413-416
ooper JL. 1:31-32 HerrmannNB
Hey D. 10:417
orley D. 2:51-55
‘ox CG. 3:79-83 Hirsch L. 7:286
Horn KA. 3:89-94
‘rosby RA. 1:22-27
‘rowe JW. 6:229-233 Howard | Y° 455
Hoyle TB. 3:95
Husten CG. 6:23
D
Daniels DE. 6:229-233
Deaver P. 2:39-44
Deshpande C. 2:66-68
Desmond MS. 7:292-298
Dinger MK. 3:104-106
Dino GA. 3:89-94
Distefan JM. 1:28-30 Jenning
Dorman SM. 1:33-34; 25 :75 2,- 737): 2 Johnson D
~
3:1 13-114; 4:160-161; 10:420-42 johnson ] 266-05
Jordan TR. &:338
E
K
Elias MJ. 5:186-190 Parker E. 6:.
Engelke MK. 3:79-83 Kaiser J. 7:286-29] Pateman B
Evans SW. 5:191-194 Kann L. 1:5-17: Payton JW
EveSrA.e 6:t234t-24 0 Kelly MW. 9:371-376 Pealer LN
Keyset BB Pe) 322 32
Kinchen SA. 1:5-17 PearsonG
Pederson LI
King K. 10:402-407
Pérez MA. 9:377
Kolbe I J l 5 17 Perlmutter P. 9:355
Komro KA. 3:84-88
Perrin JM. 7:292-2
Koval JJ. 3:107-112
Journal of School Health « December 2000, Vol. 70, No
Perry CL. 3:84-88
Sheffel KL. 2:51-55 W
Perry CS. 7:303-304
Shirreffs J. 8:318-319 Wald KD. 8:331-337
Pierce JP. 1:28-30 Shuler PA. 8:348-352
Wallerstein N. 4:141-147
Pigg Jr RM. 9:361-367 Simkin LS. 7:286-291
Wardlaw DM. 5:179-185
Pinzon-Pérez H. 9:377-3 Sofalvi AJ. 7:299-300
Watson J. 6:262-264
Price JH. 8:338-344 Song EY. 10:413-416
Weiler RM. 4:148-152: 9:361-367
Pruitt BE. 10:413-416 Smith BJ. 8:318-319 Weissberg RP. 5:179-185: 5:186-190
Smith J. 10:402-407
Weist MD. 5:195-200: 5:206-209
R Stigler M. 3:84-88
Welles SL. 3:84-88
Radosh A. 7:286-29] St. Lawrence J. 1:22-
Whalen S. 7:301-302
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